Consumer habits and needs are changing rapidly. That is why the EU’s digital policies should take a more user-focused approach […]

Boniface de Champris and Aleksandra Zuchowska · September 11, 2023

Brussels’ anti-U.S. regulatory agenda risks setting a dangerous precedent for trade. U.S. negotiators & policymakers need to tell the EU that the U.S. cannot abide discrimination against U.S. employers and jobs by close allies.

Trevor Wagener · June 30, 2023

The upcoming enforcement phase of the EU’s new Digital Markets Act (DMA) will put this high-profile regulation to its first […]

Aleksandra Zuchowska · May 31, 2023

Procompetitive behavior by a business benefits consumers but may harm rival businesses. This isn’t terribly surprising: when a business engages […]

Trevor Wagener · March 30, 2023

Today the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) entered into force, and it won’t be long before its effects are […]

Kay Jebelli · November 1, 2022

Under the French Council presidency, European lawmakers reached a political agreement on the Digital Markets Act (DMA) at “the speed […]

Kay Jebelli · April 6, 2022

The EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) imposes prescriptive rules on the core platform services of companies designated as “digital gatekeepers”. […]

Kay Jebelli · March 11, 2022

There can be no doubting the sense of momentum in EU digital policy making right now. Aspirational talk of Europe’s […]

Kay Jebelli · March 9, 2022

Earlier this month, on 9 February 2022, King & Spalding’s EU Competition team hosted a webinar to present their newest […]

Project Disco · February 25, 2022

As the legislative process for the Digital Markets Act (DMA) nears its conclusion, policy makers are rushing to expand its […]

Kay Jebelli · February 18, 2022