As dry and bureaucratic as EU legislation may seem, it can also be groundbreaking and, dare we say it, radical. The bloc has taken a global lead in tackling regulation in areas such as green taxonomy and the much-anticipated AI Act. European lawmakers are also at the forefront in trying to curb the seemingly ever-growing dominance of Big Tech. The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is the EUs tool to attempt to open the digital app marketplace up for smaller competitors. It sets criteria to identify the gatekeepers of the market and make them comply with a certain list of dos…
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