Comment: Digital giants can expect UK rulebook to be more collaborative than EU gatekeeper law
By Simon Zekaria ( August 23, 2024, 12:38 GMT | Comment) -- Big tech companies that have spent the past couple of years adapting to the EU's digital "gatekeeper" law are now girding themselves for the UK’s own version, which promises more customized and responsive enforcement. The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act offers companies a more collaborative regulatory environment than the EU's Digital Markets Act, but there remain a series of legal risks.Big tech companies that have spent the past couple of years adapting to the EU's digital "gatekeeper" law are now girding themselves for the UK’s own version. As this diverges from the EU rulebook, it will present fresh legal risk, but it also arguably has a less prescriptive framework....
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