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Our New EU Tech Policy Guide is Live

  Policy priorities are shifting across the European Union (EU) as new leadership comes onboard in the European Commission, European Parliament, and the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the app economy, staying competitive means understanding how these changes impact innovation and growth. Our new EU Tech Policy Guide supports both ACT | The App Association members and policymakers across the EU, offering a clear roadmap of the key issues [...]

The AI Ecosystem: Dynamic, Competitive…and Misunderstood

  Reading into the recent rhetoric from some competition authorities, one might come away with the impression that the AI ecosystem is dominated by a handful of companies working to corner the market and entrench their positions. For example, the UK’s Competition & Markets Authority (CMA), in its April 2024 report on foundational models expressed concern that incumbent tech companies could heavily steer the direction of AI markets, possibly stifling healthy competition. CMA relies on an arbitrarily narrow view of [...]

Poland’s Leadership in Shaping Europe’s Digital Future

  As Poland assumes the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the opportunities to shape Europe's digital future are immense. This Presidency offers a unique opportunity to steer EU policies toward fostering a thriving digital ecosystem, one that prioritises the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Poland has earned a reputation as one of the most favourable places in the EU for startups, thanks to its vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem, favourable policies, skilled workforce, and access to venture [...]

In U.S. v. Apple, Defensive DoJ Still Can’t State a Claim

  On November 20, 2024, the Department of Justice (DoJ) defended its antitrust lawsuit against Apple at an oral argument around Apple’s motion to dismiss (MTD). At several points, DoJ backpedaled, insisting to the judge that no, that’s not what our complaint was saying. We are not pursuing that claim. We never argued that. In all of its efforts to define what its complaint was not, DoJ never got around to articulating exactly what the complaint was supposed to do, [...]

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