On 16 June, the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered its Grand Chamber judgment in WebGroup/Coyote (Joined Cases C‑188/24 and C‑190/24). The ruling significantly narrows the circumstances in which online platforms can […]
The proposed Digital Networks Act (“DNA) risks doing something politically significant and legally consequential: downgrading competition from a core regulatory objective to a more derivative, instrumental concept. In the Commission text, competition […]
The European Commission’s new Technological Sovereignty Package marks a clear shift from “resilience” to assertive control over key digital infrastructures. It bundles four initiatives – a revamped Chips Act, the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA), an EU […]
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