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Fixing Platform Monopoly in the Google Search Case

12 October 2023

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Herbert Hovenkamp

Looking at Dark Patterns in Light of the Competition Law in India

The advent of big tech has re-defined the fundamental rules of the market. Most of these tech companies offer free services to customers, and these freebies raise several questions. Tech...

30 November 2021

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Google's Unpalatable Cookies

In Lloyd v Google [2019] EWCA Civ 1599 (Lloyd), the Court of Appeal held that a claimant can recover damages for infringement of data protection rights under section...

31 January 2020

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Alastair Richardson

On the Economics of the Google Android Case

A general challenge facing competition authorities in the digital era is learning how to apply the traditional tools of competition policy in multi-sided platform environments. This column argues that the...

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ProMarket Writers

Can Facebook and Google survive the GDPR?

What the Cambridge Analytica debacle and the resulting U.S. Senate hearing revealed in no uncertain terms is that the U.S. does not have adequate data privacy laws. Despite the grandstanding...

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Kimberly A. Houser

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