A Different View of Platform Regulation: Reviewing Josh Hawley’s ‘The Tyranny of Big Tech’
The United States is quickly catching up with the European Union when it comes to […]
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The Commission’s Article 22 EUMR Guidance: catching killer acquisitions through the merger referral procedure?
Over the past five years, the EU’s merger control regime has been hotly debated. The […]
Online platforms and the essential facility doctrine – a status update following Slovak Telekom and the DMA
The recent judgment of the CJEU in Slovak Telekom provides important guidance on the application […]
A role for competition policy in fighting gender inequality: not a matter of if, but how
Competition policy is normally thought to be fit at promoting and protecting effective competition in […]
The antitrust books you should’ve read in 2020 [part 2]
In a CoRe Blog post last month, I introduced the first three ‘antitrust books you […]
“Three Great Mountains” for the Chinese State-Owned Investments in the European Union
In April of 1948, Chairman Mao Zedong in his speech to a conference of political […]
The antitrust books you should’ve read in 2020 [part 1]
One year ago, I wrote The Antitrust Books You Should’ve Read in 2019. In the […]
Pricing algorithms and competition: what competitive concerns do pricing algorithms raise?
Introduction Through Big Data and increasing digitalisation of commerce, algorithmic pricing (AP) has become a […]
Why you (often) don’t need the essential facility doctrine in the digital economy? – Interpreting Lithuanian Railways and Slovak Telekom
The insights from Lithuanian Railways and Slovak Telekom may have serious implications for the application […]
Lithuanian Railways and Slovak Telecom – Implications for the Essential Facility Doctrine
The recent cases of Lithuanian Railways and Slovak Telekom address the matter of refusal to […]