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Digital Platforms and the Changing Regulatory Landscape: SMS Expert Panel 2

An expert panel on "Digital Platforms: Economic and Social Impact, and the Changing Regulatory Landscape" Panel 2 of the SMS (Strategic Management Society) 40th Annual Conference Extension on "Digital Platforms and Ecosystems", 23 October 2020. Event co-organized by Prof. Annabelle Gawer (U of Surrey Business School, Centre of Digital Economy - CoDE) and Prof. Pinar Ozcan (U of Oxford Saïd Business School) Panel 2 Moderator: Prof Annabelle Gawer (U of Surrey) Speakers: Prof Annabelle Gawer (U of Surrey): Welcome the event/session + Intro to Panel 2 : 00:00-07:33 Prof Ariel Ezrachi (U of Oxford) on the specific economic dynamics and competition issues in digital platform markets: 07:33-16:56 Dr. Lina Khan (Columbia Law School and counsel to the U.S. House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Antitrust) on Big Tech digital platforms' various forms of abuse of power and the U.S. Department of Justice actions against Alphabet-Google: 16:56-11:35 Prof. Tommaso Valletti (Imperial College Business School & ex-Chief Economist at European Commission's DG-Competition) on the U.S. Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit against Alphabet-Google: 28:07-40:42 Prof. Philip Marsden (Bank of England & College of Europe) on sensible rules to regulate Big Tech digital platforms: 40:42-52:24 Mr. Richard Kramer (Arete Research) on why Big Tech break-ups won't happen and regulation won't make a dent: 52:24-01:03:53 Dr. Cristina Caffarra (CRA) on European and U.S. antitrust against Big Tech, and the European evolving regulatory landscape: 01:03:53-01:15:30 Panelists Comments and Discussion: 01:15:30-01:20:54 The Centre of Digital Economy (CoDE) at the University of Surrey generates leading-edge research-driven insights on the digital economy. The digital economy changes how we work, how we compete, how we organize, and how we innovate. We push the boundaries of knowledge and management practice in the digital economy through impactful research and deep engagement with businesses, governments, and civil society. We drive forward projects to leverage the opportunities created by the digital economy to enhance society and enrich human life. Check out our CoDE YouTube Channel:    / @surreycode   Contact us at https://www.surrey.ac.uk/centre-digit...