Tag: Digital Economy

By David Teece & Henry Kahwaty1   I. Introduction The European Commission is considering legislative proposals to address the perceived market power of online platforms. The proposals...

The subject of vertical restraints is well-trod territory in antitrust. Most of the cases, and economic literature, have focused, however, on the physical world...

By Christophe Carugati (Université Paris II) The European Commission (hereinafter “the Commission”) recently released two Inception Impact Assessments (IIA) and public consultations on a possible...

I distinguish between data-based digital antitrust cases and non data-based cases. So far, the emphasis has been on traditional cases where data did not...

Faced with the growing power of tech giants, a number of antitrust analysts advocate for a reversal of the burden of proof in merger...

By Kashish Makkar & Saarthak Jain (National Law School of India University) It is now trite to say that data has become the new oil...

The XXIX FIDE Congress volumes are now available open access Topic 1: National Courts and the Enforcement of EU Law – the pivotal role of...

By: Xavier Puig Soler (Medium) I’ve had the opportunity to watch a debate held by the Competition Policy International on antitrust and the digital economy where knowledgeable...

The Canadian Competition Bureau has published a draft version of its revised Competitor Collaboration Guidelines and invites interested parties to provide their comments no...

Compass Lexecon announced that Professor Anindya Ghose, the Heinz Riehl Chair Professor of Business at NYU Stern School of Business, has affiliated with Compass...