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- 1CCIA Europe Adds Three Hires to Brussels Team▼CCIA Europe Strengthens Brussels Team with Three New Appointments
The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) has announced three new appointments to expand its Europe office in Brussels. The tech industry group, which lobbies on digital policy for major technology firms, is strengthening its presence as EU institutions step up work on areas such as the Digital Markets Act, AI regulation and online content rules. Details on the appointees and their roles were given in the group's announcement.
- 2European Commission finds Google in breach of DMA over self-preferencing▼Without Fear or Favour: The European Commission’s DMA Non-Compliance Decision Against Google’s Self-Preferencing (Case DMA.100193)
The European Commission has issued a non-compliance decision against Google under the Digital Markets Act, case DMA.100193, finding that the company self-preferences its own services. A Wolters Kluwer analysis titled 'Without Fear or Favour' examines the decision and its legal reasoning. The ruling marks one of the first major enforcement actions under the new digital competition rules.
- 3Google Challenges EU Data-Sharing Orders in Court▼Google Takes EU Data-Sharing Orders to Court in Escalating DMA Fight
Google has filed a legal challenge against European Union orders requiring it to share data with rivals under the Digital Markets Act, intensifying its conflict with Brussels over the landmark tech rules. The case marks one of the most significant legal tests yet of the DMA, which forces major online platforms to open up their services and data to competitors.