Scholars Identify Costs from EU Digital Agenda
The December 5th U.S.-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC) third ministerial meeting was productive on several fronts, but made limited […]
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Digital Markets Act
New Proposals Weaken the EU Data Protection “Gold Standard”
Not a year goes by without the European Union inadvertently rewriting its own General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), from the […]
ICYMI: Does the Digital Markets Act Increase Legal Risks for Non-Gatekeeper Platforms?
Earlier this month, on 9 February 2022, King & Spalding’s EU Competition team hosted a webinar to present their newest […]
A Workable Digital Markets Act Requires Harmonised Enforcement
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a single-market initiative, designed to strengthen and deepen Europe’s digital economy by harmonising national […]
Digital Markets Act: Member States weigh in
EU Member State ministers recently adopted the Council’s ‘general approach’ to the Digital Markets Act. Here is a quick analysis […]
The good, the bad (and the sometimes ugly) amendments to the Digital Markets Act: Part 4
The EU is in a crucial moment in determining the direction of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the legislation that […]
Three Missing Ingredients to make the Digital Markets Act fit for the digital age
If politics is like cooking, legislation is like making a cake. Great cooking always involves a personal touch – an […]
The good, the bad (and the sometimes ugly) amendments to the Digital Markets Act: Part 3
The EU is in a crucial moment in determining the direction of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the legislation that […]
The good, the bad (and the sometimes ugly) amendments to the Digital Markets Act: Part 2
This week is a crucial milestone for the European Union’s plans to regulate the digital economy, as key lawmakers in […]
The good, the bad (and the sometimes ugly) amendments to the Digital Markets Act: Part 1
In the next weeks, EU lawmakers will have to agree on the changes they want to see in the European […]
