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After a Courtroom saga, the Paris Court of Appeal has ruled that Orange abused its dominant position for telephone and Internet access for second homes. Orange must pay damages of €53.4 million to its telecom competitor SFR. The Court of Appeal confirmed that there is a relevant market for second homes access. This decision is based on extensive economic analysis provided by CRA for SFR, using a SSNIP test methodology.
CRA assisted SFR during the procedure before the Paris Court of Appeal.
Under these circumstances, it is however not entirely clear how the future competitive landscape will look like, merger effects cannot be modelled with a high...
We are pleased to present the latest edition of CRA’s IP Literature Watch. This issue contains pieces on antitrust & IP, licensing, litigation, innovation, law...
Philip Marsden is a discussant during the session titled “Platform Economics, Digital Competition, and Regulation.” For more information on this event, click...
Yajing Jiang moderates the a cross-atlantic panel session discussing the principles for assessing remedy proposals, whether/when behavioral remedies (e.g.,...
