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On this episode of the AdC’s CompCast – Competition Talks series, Giorgio Monti, professor of Competition Law at Tilburg Law School addresses “The Google Shopping Judgement – Lessons for Article 102 TFEU and for the Regulation of Digital Markets”.
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