Tag: Self-Preferencing

In response to the growing concerns around artificial intelligence, algorithms, and their influence over consumers’ choices, competition authorities have adopted more stringent rules regarding...

There is widespread support for antitrust reform, fueled mainly by concerns about major platforms like Google, Facebook, and Amazon. Many believe that these companies...

By Claudio Lombardi1    Introduction In a long-awaited decision, the Italian Competition Authority (ICA) has found Amazon in breach of Article 102 TFEU. The ICA has...

The Metaverse, voice assistants, smart automated vehicles, wearables, there are a number of visions of the future, but more important than which, if any,...

By: Sam Bowman (Truth on The Market) Even as delivery services work to ship all of those last-minute Christmas presents that consumers bought this season from...

Below, we have provided the full transcript of our panel discussion Self-Preferencing and Online Platforms: A Universal Theme?. Read below to see the timely...

By: Ramsi Woodcock (What Am I Missing?) I, too, have been enamored of sports metaphors in antitrust. How can the level playing field not convince? Two wrestlers meet...

Platforms, including vertically integrated platforms, are ubiquitous — both in the modern economy, and throughout history. While some such firms have managed to capture...

Self-preferencing occurs when a firm unfairly modifies its operations to privilege its own, another firm’s, or a set of firms’ products or services. Extensive...

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