By Yasmine EDDAM
4 April 2025
The digital economy is transforming our lives and businesses at lightning speed. Faced with the emergence of major technological players structuring access to numerous online services, the European Union has decided to adapt its regulatory framework to ensure fair and open digital markets. The Digital Markets Act (DMA), which comes into force in 2023, represents a major step in this evolution. It adds to the existing tools for tackling the challenges of competition law on the Internet. It aims to ensure that digital markets remain fair and open to competition, by imposing specific obligations on the largest platforms. But what does the DMA change in practice? How does it fit in with traditional competition law as we know it? And what is the role of the French Competition Authority in this new landscape? This article takes a look at...
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