The ACM vs. Apple AppStore – A Second Chance To Get It Right
The Dutch case concerning the Apple App Store appears to make a (welcome) comeback. The […]
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Apple’s App Store commission fee and (anti-competitive) governance: when a platform’s zero-pricing strategy becomes expensive
These days Apple is at the Supreme Court trying to defend its pricing scheme for […]
Price monitoring software and competition – new possibilities for RPM in absence of sufficient deterrence
Shortly after the dropping the A-bomb on Google for its alleged tying practices, the Commission […]
Tales of two-sided markets, market definitions and anti-competitive effects – insights from Ohio v. American Express
The case of Ohio v. Amex is the final phase of a long legal […]
Webtaxi: The Luxembourg Competition Authority exempts an algorithmic price-fixing arrangement on efficiency grounds
With the increasing digitalization of economy, algorithms are more and more often relied on by […]
When Algorithmic Pricing meets Concerted Practices- the case of Partneo
Algorithmic collusion, algorithmic cartels, AI price fixing cartels and many other pseudo computer science themes […]
Can consumers pay too much when they pay nothing? The Bundeskartellamt’s Facebook case
Can consumers pay too much when they pay nothing? The question might seem absurd, but […]