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What is the EU Digital Markets Act and what does it mean for tech companies and consumers?

The Digital Markets Act (DMA) includes rules to remove market barriers created by large “gatekeeper” platforms such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.

The Digital Markets Act (DMA) includes rules to remove market barriers created by large “gatekeeper” platforms such as Google, Facebook and Amazon. Image: Unsplash/Ales Nesetril

Andrea Willige
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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