Self-Preferencing Explained: How Platforms Favor Their Own Products
Self-preferencing is when a platform ranks its own products above rivals. See how the EU Digital Markets Act and FTC v. Amazon treat the practice.
By Sofía Reyes
How competition law governs Big Tech: antitrust enforcement in the US and EU, the Digital Markets Act and gatekeeper rules, merger and acquisition review, self-preferencing and app-store conduct, and the structural and behavioral remedies regulators use to restore competition.
Self-preferencing is when a platform ranks its own products above rivals. See how the EU Digital Markets Act and FTC v. Amazon treat the practice.
By Sofía Reyes