@book{2024:podszun:digital_ma,
title = {Digital Markets Act: DMA},
year = {2024},
note = {The article-by-article commentary on Europe's new landmark legislation
for the digital age. This book explains, How digital gatekeepers and
their core platform services are designated What the obligations of
gatekeepers are and how these obligations must be implemented What
rights business users of platforms have; and How users, gatekeepers,
agencies and courts deal with breaches of the law. The Digital Markets
Act (DMA) brings many new rules for large platforms. It is the EU's
most innovative approach to making markets more contestable and
fairer. The many detailed obligations must be complied with by
gatekeepers. They affect business users of platforms as well as end
users. The advantages at a glance: This article-by-article commentary
provides a detailed analysis of all the rules in the DMA. It is a very
useful guide for practitioners, in-house counsel, lawyers in
associations, policy makers and academics in the field. The editor:
Rupprecht Podszun, Professor at the University of Düsseldorf, an
expert in competition law and digital regulation. He was an advisor
during the legislative process of the DMA. The authors: Philipp
Bongartz, European Commission | Sophie Gappa, German Federal Ministry
for Economic Affairs and Climate Action | Silke Heinz, Heinz &
Zagrosek | Björn Herbers, CMS | Florian Huerkamp, Herbert Smith
Freehills | Thorsten Käseberg, German Federal Ministry for Economic
Affairs and Climate Action | Alexander Kirk, University of Düsseldorf
| Rüdiger Lahme, Quinn Emanuel | Marcel Nuys, Herbert Smith Freehills
| Rupprecht Podszun, University of Düsseldorf | Andreas Ruster, Quinn
Emanuel | Andreas Schwab, Member of the European Parliament,
rapporteur on the Digital Markets Act | Daniela Seeliger, Linklaters |
Anna Wolf-Posch, Cerha Hempel},
edition = {1},
publisher = {Nomos},
address = {Baden-Baden},
series = {},
volume = {},
editor = {Podszun, Rupprecht}
}