Search Results for: "self-preferencing"

Algorithms, Big data, Digital economy, Digital markets, Digital Markets Act, Digital Services Act, E-commerce, European Commission, European Union, New Competition Tool, Online platforms, Platforms, Vestager

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…(iii) on not imposing certain types of most-favoured nation clauses in contracts, as well as (iv) a prohibition on self-preferencing. These lists of do’s and don’ts are (at least partially)…

Digital economy, Digital markets, Digital Services Act, Europe, New Competition Tool, Platforms

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…dominant platforms from engaging in self-preferencing, and requiring them to offer equal terms for equal products and services; Interoperability and data portability, requiring dominant platforms to make their services compatible…

Algorithms, Investigations, National competition authorities (NCAs), Netherlands

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…the algorithm (interpretability)? What is the functioning of the algorithm (technical transparency)?   Challenges for enforcement The ACM will probably face various challenges when conducting research into algorithmic applications. Self-learning…

Abuse of dominance, Competition enforcement, Competition law, Digital competition, Digital economy, Digital markets, Germany, Legislation

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…the conduct can be roughly classified as self-preferencing by intermediaries vis-à-vis competitors (no. 1), (platform) envelopment (no. 2), leveraging through the use of data (no. 3), hampering interoperability of services…

Antitrust, Digital economy, European Commission, European Court of Auditors, European Union, Merger control

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…that whilst the Commission has put incentives in place to encourage self-reporting of cases, the numbers of such self-reporting cases have fallen since 2015. The Court further observes that by…