Antitrust Chronicle® – The Digital Markets Act
Winter 2022, December, Volume 2
Dear Readers, The EU Digital Markets Act (“DMA”) will impose far-reaching obligations on large technology firms operating in the European Union, and, as a consequence, worldwide. Notably, unlike existing rules, the DMA’s definitions and obligations are designed to work without the need for an effects-based analysis. As such, they reflect the perceived need for speedy […]
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