ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is one of the most significant European regulations in recent years, and it aims to ensure fair and open digital markets. The DMA targets large companies that provide core platform services and in effect, establishes a list of ‘Do’s and Don’ts’ for these large companies. So, what issues could arise as the DMA is being implemented? What will the response be like and how will people behave? How can you protect the customer experience? These are just a few of the Big Questions touched upon in this episode. Journalist, Tom Idle, will be exploring this topic with Frontier Director, George Houpis, who works across the telco space and Associate Director, Malcolm Tan, who focuses on competition issues.
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