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⚖️ Digital Competition Regime

Research on the design, implementation, and enforcement of digital competition regimes worldwide, from the EU DMA to the UK DMCC Act.

We also offer in-depth commissioned research, strategic advice, regulatory intelligence, training sessions, and conferences on this topic.

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Current Research Focus

  • When are digital competition regimes necessary to regulate digital markets?

  • How should the EU Digital Markets Act be improved?

  • What lessons can be learned from digital competition regimes? 

  • How do digital competition regimes interact?

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Preserving Competition in Answer Engines Under the Digital Markets Act

Answer engines are the evolution of general search. In Europe, the Digital Markets Act shapes this competition and requires the Commission to clarify access and self-preferencing rules while ensuring regulatory consistency.

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Submission

Digital Competition Regime

Submission to the European Commission on the proposed measures for interoperability with Google Android (Article 6(7) of the DMA)

The Commission’s measures on Google’s interoperability with AI services require safeguards to preserve innovation, protect end users and app developers from privacy and security risks, and ensure implementation through a forum.

May 12, 2026

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Digital Competition

Submission

Digital Competition Regime

Submission to the European Commission on the Proposed Measures for Google Search Data Sharing (Article 6(11) of the DMA)

The Commission’s proposed measures for Google’s search data sharing with third-party online search engines require further calibration to preserve competition in data collection, protect user privacy, and ensure fairer pricing.

April 30, 2026

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Digital Competition

Submission

Digital Competition Regime

Submission to the Competition and Markets Authority’s Call for Evidence on Steering Restrictions

Steering restrictions prevent developers from directing users to transaction options outside their app. Should the CMA intervene, it should define only the constitutive elements of fees and design choices and ensure international alignment.

April 22, 2026

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Digital Competition

Opinion

Digital Competition Regime

The UK Should Refrain from Intervention in Cloud Services

Intervention in the UK cloud market risks overshooting a sector that is evolving rapidly and already addressing many of the competition concerns.

March 25, 2026

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