Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP) (KU Leuven) (Leuven)

Theano Karanikioti

Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP) (KU Leuven) (Leuven)
Researcher

Theano is a researcher with CiTiP KU Leuven, based in Brussels, she practices in the area of EU competition law, with a focus on issues arising in telecommunications and high-tech industries. She has also been working extensively on regulatory initiatives affecting digital markets, in particular the EU’s Digital Markets Act.

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Articles

443 Bulletin

Damien Geradin, Theano Karanikioti The EU Commission clears a joint venture agreement between two mobile network operators and explains why their network sharing agreement does not raise competition concerns (INWIT/ TIM / Vodafone)

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Network sharing and EU competition law in the 5G era: A case of policy mismatch* In January 2020, Vodafone Italia and Telecom Italia notified the Commission of a JV agreement to pool together their passive infrastructure. Under this agreement, Vodafone’s passive infrastructure is combined (...)

Damien Geradin, Theano Karanikioti The EU Commission issues a statement of objections regarding network sharing in the 2G/3G/4G technologies but misses an opportunity to provide guidance on future 5G network sharing agreements (O2 / CETIN / T-Mobile)

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Network Sharing and EU Competition Law in the 5G Era: A Case of Policy Mismatch* Instead of working towards adopting a clear analytical framework for the assessment of NSAs under EU competition law, the Commission decided to launch proceedings in October 2016 and issue a Statement of (...)

3351 Review

Konstantina Bania, Sean-Paul Brankin, Jean Cattan, Francis Donnat, Damien Geradin, Martin D’Halluin, Pierre Larouche, Theano Karanikioti, Alexandre de Streel, Joëlle Toledano, Pat Treacy, Daniel Zimmer The Digital Market Act

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The Digital Market Act (DMA) was born out of a combination of three elements: the desire to regulate certain very large online platforms that have acquired substantial control over access to digital markets; the perceived inadequacies and slowness of competition law in this regard; and the (...)

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