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French Uber drivers appeal against data transfers to the USA

A group of French Uber drivers launched an appeal against the ongoing transfer of their personal data to the USA, despite the invalidation of the EU-US Privacy Shield. The Human Rights League of France and Metalaw Avocats are representing 169 Uber dr...

Google accused of breaching French antitrust authority orders

French antitrust investigators have claimed that Google failed to comply with the competition body's order on how to deal with negotiations with news publishers, according to Reuters. The investigators have released a 'statement of objections' report...

Australian Parliament passes the News Media Bargaining Code

Australia enacted the News Media Bargaining Code that requires platforms such as Facebook and Google to pay local publishers to link their content in search results and on news feeds. The government's aim is to ensure that news media publishers are f...

European Commission publishes white paper on AI

The European Commission has published a White Paper on Artificial Intelligence outlining several policy options aimed to 'enable a trustworthy and secure development of AI in Europe'. The paper starts by proposing several actions ...

Indian Enforcement Directorate to investigate Amazon over preferential treatment of certain sellers and circumventing foreign investment rules

  Following aReutersspecial report on the preferential treatment of a small group of sellers by Amazon and efforts to bypass regulators in India, the Indian Enforcement Directorate has announced that it will examine the findings of the report. T...

Amazon faces second class action for e-book price fixing practices

Amazon is being sued by e-book customers for having allegedly breached US antitrust laws by colluding with major publishers to inflate e-book prices. This is the second class action complaint filed before the District Court of New York and comes less...

Facebook blocks Australian users from sharing news links in response to new law

Facebook decided to prevent users and media companies from sharing links to local and international news articles in response to the proposed News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code. The law aims to make online platforms pay Austra...

Epic Games files antitrust complaint against Apple in the EU

In the ongoing fight between Epic Games and Apple about app distribution through the App Store, Epic Games has filed an antitrust complaint with the European Commission's (EC) Directorate-General for Competition. The complaint relates to Apple's cont...

French competition authority fines Google for misleading hotel ranking

The French competition authority concluded after an investigation that Google ranked hotels in its search results in a way that is particularly damaging for consumers. Hoteliers had filed several complaints alleging that the way hotels were displayed...

Uber publishes white paper ahead of EU review on platform workers' rights

Uber released the white paper 'A Better Deal', aiming to defend the contractor regime for drivers in the EU. Uber urged European policymakers to establish protections for platform workers while still maintaining them as independent contractors. The p...

Anti-monopoly action against Google in Sweeden

EU Publishers challenge Google

The European Publishers Council filed a complaint against Google with the EC, over alleged anticompetitive ad tech (the technology behind online ads) practices. The group argues that Google's tactics in ad tech 'cause considerable harm to E...