UK Launches Investigation into Apple and Google Dominance The United Kingdom has recently announced a probe into the dominant positions held by tech giants Apple and Google in the realm of mobile platforms. This move comes as part of a broader effort to examine the influence and control exerted by Big Tech companies over key […]
Meta faces new scrutiny over EU law compliance
Meta Faces New Scrutiny Over EU Law Compliance Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is once again in the spotlight as it faces mounting criticism over its ad-free subscription service in Europe. The social media giant, already under fire for various privacy and antitrust concerns, is now under scrutiny for its compliance with EU laws regarding […]
Big tech CEOs set to attend Trump inauguration
Big Tech CEOs Confirm Attendance at Trump’s Inauguration: A New Era in Silicon Valley-Government Relations? The upcoming presidential inauguration is always a significant event on the political calendar, but this year, it seems to be drawing even more attention than usual. One key point of interest is the confirmed attendance of several prominent Big Tech […]
Apple’s new app fees face EU antitrust scrutiny
Apple’s New App Fees Face EU Antitrust Scrutiny Apple, the tech giant known for its innovative products and services, is once again in the spotlight. This time, the European Union regulators have turned their attention to Apple’s app fees, raising concerns about potential antitrust issues. The EU is investigating whether Apple’s fees could be forcing […]
The Impact of Court Rulings on Net Neutrality: A Deep Dive into Recent Developments
Net neutrality, the principle that internet service providers (ISPs) must treat all data on the internet the same, has been a contentious topic in the United States for many years. The debate intensified when a recent court ruling effectively struck down federal net neutrality regulations, raising questions about the future of internet access and equity. […]
The Evolution of the EU Consumer Protection Law: Adapting to New Challenges in the Digital Era
As the digital landscape transforms at an unprecedented rate, the European Union’s consumer protection laws are undergoing significant changes to meet fresh challenges. The rise of e-commerce, app-based services, and online marketplaces has necessitated a comprehensive evaluation of existing regulations to better protect consumers. This article outlines the recent adaptations in the EU’s consumer protection […]
Court Ruling Strengthens DOJ Case Against Algorithmic Collusion
In a significant legal development, a recent court ruling has bolstered the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) case against collaborative pricing practices in the technology sector, particularly focusing on allegations of algorithmic collusion. The case revolves around Yardi Systems, a dominant player in the real estate software market, which the DOJ accuses of illegally conspiring […]
Senators Accuse FanDuel and DraftKings of Anti-Competitive Behavior
Recent events have put the spotlight on the sports betting industry, specifically targeting major players such as FanDuel and DraftKings. U.S. Senators Mike Lee and Peter Welch have expressed serious concerns over potentially anti-competitive behavior exhibited by these companies. Their actions have sparked a call for an investigation into practices that may be stifling competition, […]
EU Scrutinises Nvidia's $700 Million Run:ai Acquisition
The European Commission has put Nvidia’s recent acquisition of Run:ai, valued at $700 million, under careful examination. This deal raises significant concerns about potential antitrust issues and the implications for market competition in the GPU technology sector. Nvidia, a dominant player in the graphics processing unit (GPU) market, has been accelerating its growth through strategic […]
Telecom Reform Sparks Debate in Mexico: A Closer Look
The telecommunications landscape in Mexico is undergoing significant changes, igniting a vigorous debate among policymakers, industry leaders, and consumers. The recent moves by the government to revise telecom regulations are seen as both a necessary reform and a potential threat to competition and consumer rights. In 2013, Mexico implemented revolutionary telecom reforms aimed at breaking […]