EU Reevaluates Big Tech Probes Amid Shifting Political Landscape In the ever-changing landscape of big tech regulation, the European Union is reevaluating its approach to probes under the Digital Markets Act. With the tech industry constantly evolving and political dynamics shifting, it has become crucial for regulators to adapt their strategies to ensure fair competition […]
European Price Comparison Sites Call for Action Against Google Over Search Proposals
In recent weeks, European price comparison sites have rallied together, urging regulatory bodies to address perceived unfair practices in Google’s search engine results. This coalition argues that changes proposed by Google fail to comply with the standards set by the Digital Markets Act (DMA), a crucial piece of legislation aimed at creating a more competitive […]
Booking.com Commits to EU Compliance as DMA Rules Take Effect
Booking.com, a leader in the travel reservation sector, is adjusting its practices to align with stringent regulations set by the European Commission under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). As a company designated as a “gatekeeper,” Booking.com faces new obligations that aim to ensure fair competition and consumer protection in the digital marketplace. This move reflects […]