Today we are closing another great year at the Kluwer Competition Law Blog! We want to thank you all for your contributions, discussions and overall curiosity for competition law and policy. We are excited for 2025 and all the developments we can follow together.
In 2024, the most read blogposts posted in 2024 were:
- Main Developments in Competition Law and Policy 2023 – European Union, by Lena Hornkohl and Alba Ribera Martínez with 5091 reads
- International Skating Union, European Super League and Royal Antwerp: The beautiful game and skating before the CJEU, by Tim Lichtenberg with 4258 reads
- EU Court of Justice Delineates the Scope of the Wouters Exception, by Ben Van Rompuy with 3465 reads
- The Draft Article 102 Guidelines: A Somewhat Confused Attempt to Partly Roll Back the Effects-based Approach of the Union Courts, by Luc Peeperkorn with 3406 reads
- ISU v Commission: Arbitration as a Reinforcement of Infringements of EU Competition Law, by Paschalis Paschalidis with 2306 reads
- Changing the law without admitting it: The Court’s three rulings of 21 December 2023 applied twice in January 2024, by Stephen Weatherill with 2147 reads
- Full (Regulatory) Steam Ahead: Gatekeepers Issue the First Wave of DMA Compliance Reports, by Alba Ribera Martínez with 2071 reads
- The Apple App Store – A New Kind of Hallmark Case, by Daniel Mândrescu with 1983 reads
- Generative AI and the Digital Markets Act on the Rocks, by Alba Ribera Martínez with 1972 reads
- Apple’s DMA Compliance Workshop – The Power of No: Breaking Apart the Bundle?, by Alba Ribera Martínez with 1826 reads
We will start 2025 with more posts in our series on the main developments in competition law and policy. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, the Kluwer Competition Law Blog will take a winter break and welcomes you back in the new year.
Happy Christmas and a wonderful new year!
Peter, Lena, Alba, and Nils
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