Addressing the Real Barrier to Competition in the UK Cloud Market
Cloud computing is driving business transformation across the United Kingdom, enabling companies of all sizes and government organizations to innovate, […]
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UK CAT: Policing the Process in Facebook/GIPHY
A little over a month ago the United Kingdom’s Competition Appeals Tribunal (CAT) heard arguments in Meta’s appeal against the […]
Facebook/GIPHY and the (Un)innovative Theory of Harm
Towards the end of the last decade, the success of a handful of U.S. technology companies caused significant consternation amongst […]
Regulatory Competition: Where the UK Stands on Tech
Under the French Council presidency, European lawmakers reached a political agreement on the Digital Markets Act (DMA) at “the speed […]
UK’s Competition and Markets Authority: Digital Mega-Watchdog?
In the wake of Brexit, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has been flexing its muscles as the world’s […]
The CMA Puts Facebook into a GIPHY Paradox
In May 2020, Facebook completed its acquisition of GIPHY, unaware that this seemingly harmless transaction would trigger ‘the nuclear option’. […]
A New Institution to Oversee Successful Digital Companies?
This post is part of a series covering different studies on antitrust enforcement of digital services released by various academics, […]
In SAS Decision, Appellate Court Dodges Addressing Oracle
In a decision issued today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit affirmed the district court’s ruling in […]
Global Competition, Global Capital: Skyscanner Finds a Profitable Niche
Are you amongst the ten million travellers who use Skyscanner to find cheap flights and to book tickets every month? […]
Wine Online: How The Internet Is Revolutionizing The Wine Market
Think of the wine trade and what image comes to mind? Probably a bunch of old men having a point-scoring […]
