@BGH_Bund : an interpretation: Market def ok; dominance undisputed; abuse (T&C re off FB data); choice of the level of personalization; informational self-determination also in the GDPR; lock-in; access to data on both markets; anticomp effects on non-dom market; remedies...ok!
“Google and Facebook” advertising Report by @CMAgovUK 👉🏾1800+ p.
Personalised advertising: what’s the “cost” in terms of data surrender? @CMAgovUK
Hopefully @CMAgovUK not saying that consumers could sell (monetine) their personal data - good: it didn’t!
Very exciting times @IsabelleDeSilva
@IsabelleDeSilva GDPR’s enforcement is now coming, but CAs still need to look into data accumulation issues and new tools beyond market definition in merger control @IsabelleDeSilva 🙌
@IsabelleDeSilva B2B Google decision but also B2C - CNIL pointing to similar aspects in Google 50.000.000 decision
And now, you Europhiles, a few from the other side of the pond @chopraftc [about innovation, @MazzucatoM could have something to say] indeed, do ask “legitimate economists”
Price-hike: just change your privacy policy and gotcha!
FB German decision going to Washington?
Holistically- Bingo
“There was a time in which we believed in fines” Andreas Mundt @Kartellamt - removing anticompetitive elements from a business model (not changing legitimate business models) and this was also central in the MFN cases (agree)
Personally, I would reflect also on data 💣 as a remedy- the @ICOnews can 😉
Prescriptive remedies - yes, you can - @IsabelleDeSilva
FB: this is an EU-wide case, indeed!
Ripple-effect of remedies possible @IsabelleDeSilva - rationally anticipating or rationally procrastinating 🤔?
RegTech might help in monitoring remedies perhaps!
Urgently need to write a paper on this ✍️
Evidence @CMAgovUK GDPR “construed” by some players as a competition shield - digital happy family with DPA - enhanced Digital Clearing House - careful though
Yep, CAs weren’t looking when the GDPR was negotiated dropbox.com/s/h4hl0ie262xk…
Best webinar of the month - so far ;-) - thank you! @Caffar3Cristina @CompetitionLaws
Due to the Chicago orthodox thinking with lots of “beautiful equations“ [@sorianotech] quite popular in those years also on this part of the pond and the general techpraise - not a bad thing that CAs weren’t paying much attention, perhaps...
