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ARTICLE · 13 APRIL 2021

To The Point: Technology & Digitalisation | April 2021

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Welcome to the April edition of Schoenherr's to the point: technology & digitalisation newsletter!

European UnionAntitrust/Competition Law

Welcome to the April edition of Schoenherr's to the point: technology & digitalisation newsletter!

We are excited to present a selection of legal developments in the area of technology & digitalisation in the wider CEE region.

Insights waiting for you in this edition:

Regulating Big Tech at the EU level: Where do we stand? | Christoph Haid

It has been more than three months since the European Commission adopted its proposals for the Digital Markets Act ("DMA"). As we have reported ("Gatekeepers and the Digital Markets Act - CEE focused in-depth review" & "(Re)Shaping the digital EU: The European Commission's legislative proposal to manage digitalisation is finally here"), the purpose of the DMA is to allow the Commission to address competition concerns in digital markets more effectively than under existing antitrust rules. To achieve this, the DMA would impose far-reaching obligations on so-called "gatekeeper" platforms. Failure to comply could lead

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