Editores:

Claire Jeffs, Danny Sokol and Susan Ning

Autores:

Claire Jeffs, Nele Dhondt, Paul Johnson, Ben Allgrove, Rebecca Bland, Ola McLees, Michael Dietrich, Nelson Jung, Ashwin van Rooijen, Stephen Mavroghenis, Christina Kolotourou, Philippe Chappatte, Kerry O'Connell, Guillaume Duquesne, Thibaut de Bernard, Kadambari Prasad, Paul Armstrong, Thomas Bowman, Gerwin Van Gerven, Annamaria Mangiaracina, Will Leslie, Lodewick Prompers, George L Paul, D Daniel Sokol, Gabriela Baca, George L Paul, D Daniel Sokol, Gabriela Baca, Daniel S Bitton, Leslie C Overton, Michael O’Mara, Heather Zuckert, Juliette Caminade, Emily Cotton, Eliana Garces, Elisa Kearney, Alysha Manji-Knight, Carlos Mena-Labarthe, Jorge Kargl Pavia, Aleine S Obregón Natera, Louise Klamka, Andrew Low, Amelia Douglass, Michelle Xu, Susan Ning, Ruohan Zhang, Weimin Wu, Nisha Kaur Uberoi, Harshita Parmar, Akrathi Shetty, Shivangi Chawla, Hideki Utsunomiya, Yusuke Takamiya and Yuka Hemmi

The third edition of the Digital Markets Guide provides detailed guidance on and analysis of the digital economy, combined with ractical and timely guidance for both practitioners and enforcers trying to navigate this fast-moving environment. It examines both the current state of law and the direction of travel for the most important jurisdictions in which international businesses operate. The guide draws on the wisdom and expertise of distinguished practitioners globally and brings together unparalleled proficiency in the field to provide essential guidance on subjects as diverse as how pricing algorithms intersect with competition law and antitrust enforcement in certain tech mergers – for all competition professionals.




TABLE OF CONTENTS


Introduction: A Global Perspective on Competition in the Digital Sphere
Claire Jeffs and Nele Dhondt


Part 1: Europe


How New Regulations are Shaping Europe’s Digital Landscape
Paul Johnson, Ben Allgrove, Rebecca Bland and Ola McLees


How to Comply with Current Digital Regulation in Europe
Michael Dietrich, Nelson Jung and Ashwin van Rooijen


European Union: Impact of New Competition Regime on the Digital Single Market
Stephen Mavroghenis and Christina Kolotourou


Shifting Attitudes Towards Most Favoured Nation Clauses in E-Commerce
Philippe Chappatte and Kerry O'Connell


What Constitutes Self-Preferencing and its Proliferation in Digital Markets
Guillaume Duquesne, Thibaut de Bernard, Kadambari Prasad, Paul Armstrong and Thomas Bowman


Crucial Developments to European Data and Privacy in Merger Control
Gerwin Van Gerven, Annamaria Mangiaracina, Will Leslie and Lodewick Prompers


Part 2: Americas


United States: Developments in Competitive Scrutiny and Growing Scepticism over Tech Companies
George L Paul, D Daniel Sokol and Gabriela Baca


United States: Tech Mergers.
George L Paul, D Daniel Sokol and Gabriela Baca


How US Antitrust Agencies are Increasing Merger Control in Big Data
Daniel S Bitton, Leslie C Overton, Michael O’Mara and Heather Zuckert


How the Debate about Multi-Sided Platform Regulation is Shaping Merger Enforcement
Juliette Caminade, Emily Cotton and Eliana Garces


Canada: A Deep Dive into Forthcoming Legislative Reforms to the Digital Market
Elisa Kearney and Alysha Manji-Knight


Mexico: How Antitrust Oversight is Shaping Mexico’s Digital Ecosystem
Carlos Mena-Labarthe, Jorge Kargl Pavia and Aleine S Obregón Natera


Part 3: Asia-pacific


Australia: Key Reforms and their Effect on Digital Economic Competition
Louise Klamka, Andrew Low, Amelia Douglass and Michelle Xu


China: The Latest Steps Towards a More Robust Enforcement Framework for Anti-Monopoly
Susan Ning, Ruohan Zhang and Weimin Wu


India: Nurturing Competition in a Rapidly Evolving Digital Space
Nisha Kaur Uberoi, Harshita Parmar, Akrathi Shetty and Shivangi Chawla


Japan: A Spotlight on the Key Trends in Digital Policymaking
Hideki Utsunomiya, Yusuke Takamiya and Yuka Hemmi