The recent decision by the European Commission in the Google Android case – defining interoperability obligations for the operating system under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) – is not just another Brussels […]
I have great respect for Benoit Felten, the author of the recent study on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) for CCIAA and its alleged “clear path” to network fees. The report makes […]
In recent days there has been a lot of discussion around the EU “Chat Control” proposal, and people are understandably worried. The historical parallel many evoke is the Stasi opening letters with […]
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 […]
On Tuesday, January 20, the European Commission will publish the long-awaited proposal on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) — the initiative to reform the EU regulatory framework for electronic communications, which dates […]
Just as Washington chooses to target Thierry Breton, Europe is opening regulatory pipelines that could become far more inconvenient for American Big Tech than the former French commissioner’s tweets and letters. The […]
The Pavel Durov case may mark a point of no return in the relations between Europe and the large global online platforms that are based outside of the EU (the United States, […]
The European “fair share” debate EU commissioner Thierry Breton (formerly CEO of Orange) is pushing for a legislative reform of the telecom sector that could materially change the functioning of the […]
The Digital Services Act (“DSA”) has been finally published in the Official Journal of the European Union and will be soon applicable (see below). This new regulation substantially modifies and innovates, especially […]
Whenever news arrives from Brussels about a new regulation of the Internet (as in the current political agreement on the Digital Service Act, also called DSA), critical choruses arise from those who […]
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