Competition talks

In this episode of the AdC's CompCast - Competition Talks, Pinar Akman, Professor of Law specialising in competition law at the School of Law, University of Leeds and judge at the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal talks about "The Evolution of the Case Law on ‘Abuse’ of Dominance in EU Competition Law".

In this episode of the AdC's CompCast - Competition Talks, Yossi Spiegel ponders about "The welfare implications of partial cross ownership". Yossi Spiegel is the Louise Lea Flack Chair in Game Theory and Interactive Decisions, Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University and a research fellow at the CEPR, ZEW, and CRESSE, where he also teaches in the CRESSE summer school (the mergers module).

In this episode of the AdC's CompCast - Competition Talks, Pedro Domingos ponders on the question "Should AI be regulated?". Pedro Domingos is a leading researcher in the field of AI and author of the worldwide bestseller "The Master Algorithm Revolution". He is a professor of Computer Science at the University of Washington and was the founding director of the D. E. Shaw machine learning laboratory.

In this episode of the Competition Authority's CompCast - Competition Talks, Bruno Pellegrino, professor assistente de Finanças na University of Maryland, Smith School of Business, addresses the topic "Product Differentiation and Oligopoly: a Network Approach".

In this episode of the Competition Authority's CompCast - Competition Talks, Hans Zenger, Head of Unit at the Chief Economist Team of the European Commission’s DG Competition, addresses the topic “Mergers with homogeneous markets”.

In this episode of the Competition Authority's CompCast-Competition Talks, Martin Peitz, Professor of Economics at the University of Mannheim and Director at the Mannheim Centre for Competition and Innovation – MaCCI speaks on "Antitrust markets in the platform economy".

In this episode of the AdC's CompCast - Competition Talks, Chiara Fumagalli, Associate Professor of Economics at Università Bocconi, Milan, and member of the Economic Advisory Group on Competition Policy (EAGCP) of the European Commission, addresses the topic “Acquiring competitors: buy to kill?”.

In this episode of the Competition Authority's CompCast-Competition Talks, Giorgio Monti, professor of Competition Law at Tilburg Law School, addresses “The Google Shopping Judgement – Lessons for Article 102 TFEU and for the Regulation of Digital Markets”.

In this episode of the Competition Authority's CompCast-Competition Talks, Alison Jones, Professor of Law at King's College London addresses the topic "Fighting collusion and corruption in public procurement".

In this episode of the Competition Authority's CompCast-Competition Talks, Oles Andriychuk, Senior Lecturer in Competition and Internet Law at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow and Co-Director of the Strathclyde Center for Internet Law and Policy, addresses the topic of the Digital Markets Act.