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DMA:tech challengers
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DMA:tech challengers
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Wednesday, July 10, 2024
CODE’s Contribution to the European Digital Agenda
Here
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[This is a real] Conference Debrief – Highlights from the ECN DMA Workshop
SCiDA,
here
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Monday, July 08, 2024
The Digital Markets Act: A short guide for tech challengers
Belgian Competition Authority,
here
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Press release
here
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Guelphs and Ghibellines, 102 Brussels Edition (a View from the Digital Ciompi)
Not Tagliacozzo, but Florence (IBA Annual Conference) The Guelphs : the less conservative academics defending the Commission’s 102 Guidelin...
How to Fix a Failing Art. 102 TFEU: Substantive Interpretation, Evidentiary Requirements, and the Commission's Future Guidelines on Exclusionary Abuses
H. Schweitzer, S. de Ridder, here (and here ).
"German" Apple ATTF
Here .
Study on the impact of mergers reviewed by the Commission on innovation and markups
EC, here.
GC confirms: Edge not a DMA gatekeeper (?)
GC, here .
CASE DMA.100193 - Alphabet - Online Search Engine - Google Search - Art. 6(5)
Here .
Guidelines on the application of Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union to abusive exclusionary conduct by dominant undertakings
EC, here . Useful here.
‘Digital Public Infrastructure’: Cultural hegemony and states’ technological dependence
C. Rikap, here.
Agentic AI: Technical Developments, Potential Impact on Consumers and Markets, and Regulatory Implications
B. Jansen et al., here .
Economic study on dynamic effects of mergers
EC, here.
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Not Tagliacozzo, but Florence (IBA Annual Conference) The Guelphs : the less conservative academics defending the Commission’s 102 Guidelin...