New Industrial Policy, Competitiveness, Competition: Framing the Trade-Offs 📢TODAY 14:30 BST Industrial #policy is back in the spotlight. In this webinar industry experts will explore its implications for #competitiveness and #competition enforcement. ✒️ow.ly/rSFq50RzbPF

Thx Cristina Caffarra, Tommaso Valletti and all others for giving this much necessary 'whole of governance' approach center stage in EU. "The missing word in the EU discussion industrial policy & competition is equity" Benoît Cœuré CEPR

great sum up of great and necessary discussion CEPR

Very informative keynote by MarianeterVeen on digital sustainability. I hope we can talk further with her about the EU-project Digital for Sustainability during the Bled eConference and later maybe in The Netherlands :-) digital4sustainability.eu #eConference

Discussing the Digital Sustainability at 37th(!) 38th Bled eConference, June 8 - 11, 2025, Bled, SI having the much necessary debate on implementing #dataspaces as digital public infrastructure and impact of adoption with sound use cases @Innopay Oliver Wyman

Join us NEXT THURSDAY, JUNE 27 for an urgent discussion on solutions to America’s information crisis with: ▶️Amb. Katherine Tai ▶️European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager (via video) ▶️FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel ▶️AAG Jonathan Kanter openmarketsinstitute.org/publications/f…

In the first panel, fans of DMA cheer to interoperability and the opportunities it will open; already fan of moderator cani fernandez, we have the same 'fox' brooche, what are the odds?😅

ben ik de enige die de hele tijd hoort: "Koning Gakpo"?😅

Europe meantime has gone the way of ex ante regulation & we’ll see what that delivers. But a U.S. court verdict like today’s packs a huge punch across the world. The Untouchables are no longer thus. Antitrust is not a lost cause. Judges do get it. Huge potential implications… 4/

Must read. AAG J Kanter Antitrust Division delivered this at Fordham Law Conference, to the gasps of the defence complex in the room. “We have a crisis of expertise in our antitrust and competition community, and it is growing”. Because of wall-to-wall “experts” doing client advocacy in