Competition Law and Data Privacy: Will EPIC v Apple signal the rise of data privacy as a defense to anti-competitive behaviour?

"Competition Law & the Future of the Market" series

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Future of Law Lab "Competition Law & the Future of the Market" series - Join Erika Douglas, an Assistant Professor of Law at Temple University, in our next session, as she discusses the burgeoning intersection of Competition Law and Data Privacy. Though often described simply as complementary, the relationship between antitrust law, competition itself, and data privacy is often much more nuanced and multi-faceted. This is a rapidly evolving area of law and policy, with great significance to consumers. Using the ground-breaking Epic v Apple case as a guidepost, Erika will shed light on whether we can expect to see a trend in data privacy as a defense to anti-competitive behavior, and how regulation can evolve across institutions to develop a cohesive, effective digital enforcement strategy.

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