The Essential Facility Doctrine and Google Android Auto Case C-233/23: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The topic of the essential facility doctrine has made unexpectedly frequent appearances in EU case […]
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Case C-42/21P Lithuanian Railways – another clarification on the Bronner case law and the non-exhaustive character of art. 102 TFEU
The recent case of Lithuanian Railways provides yet another clarification on the scope of application […]
Disruptions vs refusals of supply: a guide to the case law
On 31 March 2022, FTC Chair Lina Khan was visiting her counterparts in Brussels. She […]
Online platforms and the essential facility doctrine – a status update following Slovak Telekom and the DMA
The recent judgment of the CJEU in Slovak Telekom provides important guidance on the application […]
Why you (often) don’t need the essential facility doctrine in the digital economy? – Interpreting Lithuanian Railways and Slovak Telekom
The insights from Lithuanian Railways and Slovak Telekom may have serious implications for the application […]
Epic v Apple (1): introducing antitrust’s latest Big Tech battle royale
Mid-August 2020, a series of events unfolded in a short period of time. They may […]
The Intermarché-Coca Cola dispute: Who’s the bad guy? An analysis of the retail distributor-supplier relationship
If you want to buy Coca Cola products in the supermarket Intermarché in France, you […]
App stores and (potential) abuses of dominance – an opportunity to reshape competition law enforcement in digital markets
During the past few weeks the number of complaints against Apple’s practices concerning the App […]
Spotify lodges antitrust complaint against Apple: it’s ‘time to play fair’ in the music streaming industry
On March 13th, Spotify filed a formal antitrust complaint against Apple with the European Commission (EC). In […]