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Break up Google

Break up Google

No tech company should have the kind of monopoly power that Google has in search engines or online advertising. The EU Commission should force Google to sell parts of its group in order to curb its monopoly power. Sign now!

Most company takeovers by Big Tech remain unchecked

Most company takeovers by Big Tech remain unchecked

The big tech companies are expanding their dominance inconspicuously through mergers and acquisitions. Most of these deals escape the scrutiny of the competition authorities, according to an analysis by the Dutch organization SOMO. This is a problem for innovation, diversity and fair competition. We need better merger control.

EU must force Google to comply with the DMA

EU must force Google to comply with the DMA

Together with companies, NGOs and consumer protection organizations, we are calling on the EU Commission to take action against Google’s non-compliance with the Digital Markets Act. Especially in turbulent times like these, it is important that the EU stands by its principles and protects European citizens and companies from the abuse of power by dominant tech companies.

Open letter: Protecting democracy, promoting the public interest

Open letter: Protecting democracy, promoting the public interest

Together with more than 75 organisations, we are calling on the negotiators of the German parties CDU/CSU and SPD to take concrete steps towards the control of digital platforms and digitalisation for the public interest. This includes the strict enforcement of EU rules, the closing of regulatory loopholes and the strengthening of public interest-oriented platform alternatives.

Tech companies under pressure – a news overview

Tech companies under pressure – a news overview

How the US Department of Justice wants to break Google’s monopoly power +++ When the antitrust proceedings against Meta will start +++ How Amazon is preventing lower prices in online retail +++ Why the Federal Cartel Office cannot investigate the takeover of AI start-ups by Microsoft