25
09 '23
AI Foundation Models: UK CMA’s Initial Report
The CMA has set out its emerging thinking on the functioning of competition and consumer protection in the market for foundation models.
Entries by Patrick J. Harrison
27
04 '23
New UK Digital Markets Regime: Key Differences With the EU Digital Markets Act
On April 25, 2023, the UK government published the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill (the UK Bill). The Bill proposes wide-ranging reforms to UK competition and consumer law, including obligations for […]
24
03 '23
UK’s New Pro-innovation Approach to Regulating Digital Technologies
On 15 March 2023, the UK Government published, alongside its Spring Budget, a report on the Pro-innovation Regulation of Technologies Review (the “Report”). The Report was led by the government’s […]
27
06 '22
Reflecting on the UK Inaugural DaTA Conference: Top Five Trends to Watch as Global Regulators Step up Enforcement in Digital Markets
Last week, the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) hosted its inaugural Data, Technology, and Analytics (DaTA) Conference. The CMA DaTa Conference has been hailed as a milestone as it […]
01
06 '22
The Digital Markets Act Is Almost Here: 10 Things to Know About the EU’s New Rules for Big Tech
As regulators around the world fiercely debate new ways to oversee competition in the digital sector, the EU is on the brink of formally approving a landmark new law. The […]
31
01 '22
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority’s Music Streaming Market Study
1. What has the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced? On January 27, The UK’s competition regulator, the CMA, has formally launched a market study into music streaming; see its Market […]