Last week, the General Court (GC) issued its ruling relating to the European Commission’s (EC) decision not to designate Microsoft’s web browser Edge. This was the first ruling where the GC…
A few days ago, Apple announced that it would be introducing changes to its apps in the European Union, “following close collaboration with the European Commission (… to) resolve Apple’s…
During August, the Kluwer Competition Law Blog will be taking a summer break. We will resume publishing on 1 September 2026. In the meantime, we will continue to welcome submissions so that we can…
Access to search data has been floating around as a remedy for some time now on both sides of the Atlantic. The DMA compels gatekeepers to render such access under Article 6(11) DMA, whereas the US…
AbstractThis piece analyses the European Commission's Specification Decision on Alphabet’s implementation of Article 6(7) DMA, which mandates vertical interoperability between Google’s Android…
The General Court issued the third ruling relating to the appeals that different gatekeepers had put forth before the EU courts (see comment on the ByteDance and Meta cases). This time, it was Apple…
The General Court (GC) issued its second ruling relating to the European Commission’s (EC) role in designating undertakings as gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) in its judgment of 3…
A couple of days ago, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) held its first hearing relating to the DMA’s interpretation. Following the General Court’s (GC) ruling (Case T‑1077/23, see…
The European Commission (EC) has just published the report reviewing the DMA’s effectiveness, which it has sent to the European Parliament, the Council and the European Economic and Social Committee,…
