Lucas Lasota

Dario Presutti

Jithendra Palepu

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Making the Digital Markets Act Developer-Friendly

Eliot Bendinelli

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Can the Digital Markets Act Free Users' Data in the AI Age?

Todd Davies

Two bronze statues outside the office of European Commission in Brussels.

Office of European Commission in Brussels. 

Who are Tech Experts and What Can They Bring to Competition Enforcement?

Mark Dempsey

Maria Luisa Stasi

Entrance to the Berlaymont building, the headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels. Justin Hendrix/Tech Policy Press

The headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels. Justin Hendrix/Tech Policy Press

What Europe’s Digital Markets Act Has Delivered So Far and What Comes Next

Following an ARTICLE 19-led Digital Markets Act enforcement symposium in Brussels in November 2025, this series brings together scholars to assess the law's real-world impact on big tech gatekeepers and propose next steps for regulators. 

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Symposium on Digital Markets Act Enforcement