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European Commission rules Google breached Digital Markets Act over self-preferencing
Original: 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, finding the company guilty of self-preferencing in case DMA.100193. A Wolters Kluwer analysis, titled 'Without Fear or Favour', examines the decision and its implications for how gatekeepers must treat rival services on their platforms.
Why now: Regulatory action against a major tech gatekeeper under the DMA has significant implications for competition law and the tech industry.
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- Without Fear or Favour: The European Commission’s DMA Non-Compliance Decision Against Google’s Self-Preferencing (Case DMA.100193) · Wolters Kluwer
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