The DMA Lab: Maria Luisa Stasi & Mark Dempsey the Role of Civil Society in Shaping the DMA Regime

Описание: 02:05 Role of NGOs in general (and Article 19 in particular) in the DMA discussions
05:10 Impact of civil society in shaping competition in digital markets is growing rapidly
06:10 Making the voice of NGOs more appealing
07:05 Who has captured the main DMA narratives
07:59 Civil society and adoption of the DMA vs. Civil society and enforcement of the DMA
08:50 Compartmentalised monitoring of compliance
10:54 Tackling information asymmetry
11:18 Exchanging information with the Commission
14:30 Accessing the communication channels of the Commission: why do they know what they know
15:30 Distinguishing between genuine and astroturf civil society movements
21:30 Administrability of the DMA
22:55 Nobody really knows what the DMA Team is thinking about
26:00 Top-down or bottom-up enforcement of the DMA
28:30 Useful, practical transpositions from the DSA enforcement regime
30:30 Engaging NCAs into the DMA enforcement
33:58 Annual Article 19 DMA Symposium: key topics
36:40 Cloud services and the DMA
37:38 DMA Symposium #3 and what is next
43:20 DMA and AI services
45:40 Cloud services and the DMA (cont.)
46:05 Words matter: moving away from economics-based to more technical DMA discussions
46:59 DMA creative lawyering, experimentalism and the role of courts
52:15 The role of the courts in hearing technical issues: how much of discretion will be reserved for the Commission
57:24 DMA in 2026: what’s next?
01:00:25 GenAI & the DMA

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The Digital Markets Research Hub is an independent academic initiative aiming at scrutinising the functioning of competition/regulation in digital markets. We host one-to-one interviews with leading policymakers, regulators and practitioners. We also organise online mini-workshops inviting high-profile experts and academics in various fields of digital competition law & policy to discuss the most vibrant issues of the ongoing regulatory reforms in digital markets. While having our clear normative stand on the matters discussed within the hub, we value different views and invite relevant stakeholders and thinkers representing the whole spectrum of reasonable positions on how to regulate competition in digital markets. Our purpose is not to convey a message, but to contribute to the discussion; the main criterion for selecting invitees is the easy-going way they share their expertise. All our materials are available at YouTube channel, which you are very welcome to subscribe to. This panel is organised & conducted by Dr Konstantina Bania (Brunel University of London & Geradin Partners) & Prof. Oles Andriychuk, School of Law, University of Exeter.