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Showing results for: Competition Law

Post-Brexit rules for big tech give almost boundless power to the competition watchdog

Liza Lovdahl Gormsen | 9th August 2023

Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill So when the Digital Markets,…

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Competition Law
Merger remedies fit for purpose

Jonathan Faull KCMG | 10th July 2023

Whether the digital economy requires a competition policy different from that…

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Views across the channel on digital regulation

4th January 2021

As the slogan 'get Brexit done' became somehow a -forced- reality on January…

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Making a case for Digital Utilities

10th December 2020

Oscar Wilde once said that 'as people are old enough to know better, they…

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Cool Britannia: On the UK’s pragmatic approach to regulate Big Tech

25th November 2020

(i) The UK and regulatory pragmatism Cool Britannia is not exactly in vogue…

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Sensible Tech Regulation in the EU

Liza Lovdahl Gormsen | 20th November 2020

This blog discusses the ongoing deliberations surrounding the EU Digital Services…

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BIICL Blog

Read our latest blog posts

Welcome to the BIICL Blog hosted by the research team at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL)

Post-Brexit rules for big tech give almost boundless power to the competition watchdog

Merger remedies fit for purpose

Views across the channel on digital regulation

Making a case for Digital Utilities

Cool Britannia: On the UK’s pragmatic approach to regulate Big Tech

Sensible Tech Regulation in the EU