Summary
As Internet usage has grown and tech companies have expanded considerably in the digital marketplace, the Digital Markets Act aims to regulate this market by establishing uniform rules to ensure contestability and fairness.
In this report, we will outline the new obligations under the Digital Markets Act that are specifically targeted at large tech companies, referred to as “gatekeepers”.
We will then analyse the impacts that this new regulation could have on digital players. It will consider the different business models of these companies and their past or current behaviour that could be targeted by the DMA.
Table of contents
1. Executive Summary
2. Framework of the Digital Markets Act
2.1. Context
2.2. Objectives and targeted players
2.3. Obligations imposed on gatekeepers
2.4. Sanctions prescribed by the DMA
3. Impacts on major digital players
The DMA’s direct approach to challenge the business model of GAFAM and others
3.1. Amazon
3.2. Google
3.3 Meta
3.4. Apple
3.5. Microsoft
3.6. Bytedance
Geographic area
Players
- Amazon
- Apple
- Bytedance
- Meta
- Microsoft
Other details
- Reference: M00070MRA
- Delivery: on the DigiWorld Interactive platform
- Languages available: French, English
- Tags: digital marketplace, Digital Markets Act, digital players, DMA, GAFAM, gatekeepers, Regulation, tech companies
