CoRe Podcast – Online Platforms: Competition Law & Regulation

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The European Competition and Regulatory Law Review presents its first podcast with speakers from the symposium “Transparency and Non-Discrimination Requirements for Online Platforms” (6 Jun 2019, Brussels).

Listen to the podcast here.

Are you interested in online platforms, competition law and regulation, and would like to learn more? If yes, our Symposium “Transparency and Non-Discrimination Requirements for Online Platforms: Competition Law & Regulation” is an excellent choice for you. Learn more about the event by clicking here.

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