Tag: Digital Markets

The question of the continued relevance, persuasiveness, and sufficiency of economic evidence in assessments of antitrust matters in the digital age has become of...

Targeted at Big Tech, Section 19a of the Competition Act, Germany’s new antitrust tool for dealing with large digital platforms, rebalances power in favor...

Below, we have provided the full transcript of the third episode of our series Antitrust in a Digital World: Does It Work?. Read below...

This article addresses the problem of the regulation of digital advertising in Japan from a comparative and global perspective. There are a number of...

By: Pablo Ibañez Colomo (Le Concurrentialiste) Emerging regimes for the regulation of digital markets share a common philosophy. They are grounded on the belief that,...

This paper analyzes the development of a “tight oligopoly on steroids” in the communications sector. It uses Business Data Service as an example because...

The House Judiciary Committee’s report on big-tech monopoly is in a lot of ways very welcome, and it accomplishes important work. It was a...

A lively debate about the effectiveness of current antitrust laws and enforcement capabilities has erupted in the U.S., focused in particular on the competitiveness...

The U.S. antitrust system is undergoing a profound reassessment.  Many events and commentaries have inspired this upheaval.  Among the most important is an inquiry...

As antitrust issues in the tech industry have become an increasing topic of discussion — and litigation — a more fundamental question has also...