Imagine suffering from a toothache. You go to the dentist who, as a precautionary measure, immediately removes eighteen teeth. A […]

Christian Borggreen · June 9, 2021

On 15 December 2020 the European Commission unveiled its rapidly advanced Digital Markets Act (“DMA”), designed to address an alleged […]

Kay Jebelli · February 9, 2021

There is an ongoing campaign by tech competitors urging governments to do something about big tech, and then showering them […]

Kay Jebelli · May 19, 2020

The European Commission is considering mandating a bureaucratic wall for the development and use of Artificial Intelligence in Europe. This […]

Christian Borggreen · February 3, 2020

The transfer of data is an intricate part of our digitised economy and society. But in Europe, there are only […]

Alex Roure · July 15, 2019

Finance ministers in Europe might want to take note of the European Commission’s increased scrutiny of national taxes that conflict […]

Christian Borggreen · April 10, 2019

This post originally appeared on the Chillin’Competition blog. We have always cautioned against the application of different rules and standards […]

Alfonso Lamadrid · March 22, 2019

Today, the European Commission (EC) has released the outcome of its antitrust investigation into Google’s “AdSense for Search” product, or […]

Project Disco · March 20, 2019

After years of discussions, twists and drama, the negotiations on the European copyright reform may be (finally) drawing close. Barring […]

Maud Sacquet · January 18, 2019

According to Giuseppe Colangelo, Jean Monnet Professor of European Innovation Policy, Associate Professor of Law and Economics at University of […]

Project Disco · August 27, 2018