Heard on the Street: Tiring of the current stalemate in its battles with big tech companies, the EU is now trying to improve its chances by building bigger weapons and making more overt use of industrial policy
By Rochelle Toplensky Close Rochelle Toplensky June 28, 2020 10:00 am ET For all the noise they have generated,
The future could look different, though. Tiring of the current stalemate, the EU is now trying to improve its chances of success by building bigger weapons and making more overt use of industrial policy. { function createChart { var CHART_ENGINE_NAME='CustomDataChart_WSJ_0_8_56'; var definitions={}; function loadScript { var script=document.createElement; script.setAttribute; document.body.
The second change is a new regulation called the Digital Services Act that is separate from the antitrust division. It would create an EU-level regulator to police the gatekeepers and outright ban some common behaviors, such as companies giving preferential treatment to their own services.
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