European Commission - DG CNECT (Brussels)

Peter Eberl

European Commission - DG CNECT (Brussels)
Deputy Head of Unit

Peter Eberl is deputy head of unit, cybersecurity and digital privacy at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology. Prior to this he was case manager at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Competition dealing with mergers in the sectors of health, transport, post and other services. Prior to his current assignment, he worked in DG Competition’s Antitrust and Merger Case Support Unit that assists the Deputy Director General and advises on horizontal and coherence issues in antitrust and merger cases. One of his tasks was advising the Chinese State Council and MOFCOM on the implementation of the Chinese merger control regime. Peter Eberl joined the European Commission in 2002 and worked as a case officer in a number of high profile cases in various sectors, in particular in telecommunications, media, energy and consumer goods. Peter studied law and economics in Bayreuth, Aix-en Provence (Maîtrise en droit international) and Rennes (D.E.A. en droit communautaire). Before joining the European Commission, he worked in law firms in Belgium, Germany and the United States and for the French Telecommunications Regulator.

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Articles

4348 Bulletin

Bertrand Jéhanno, Carl-Christian Buhr, Julia Brockhoff, Penelope Papandropoulos, Peter Eberl, Vera Pozzato The EU Commission clears a merger in the online advertising market applying for the first time the non-horizontal merger guidelines (Google / DoubleClick)

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"Google/DoubleClick : The first test for the Commission’s nonhorizontal merger guidelines"* I. Introduction The Google/DoubleClick merger generated considerable interest as it concerned the ubiquitous search engine that most Europeans use in their daily lives. From a competition policy (...)

Bertrand Jéhanno, Johannes Lübking, Peter Eberl, Sandra Kijewski The EU Commission conditionally approves a merger in the music publishing business addressing the issue of market power of music publishers in view of evolutions in digital music publishing (Universal / BMG)

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Universal / BMG : Market power of music publishers in view of evolutions in digital music publishing* On 22 May 2007, the European Commission approved, subject to conditions, the acquisition by Universal Music Group Inc. (“Universal”) of BMG Music Publishing (“BMG”). Both companies are (...)

Alessandro Paolicchi, Augustijn Van Haasteren, Clémentine Martini, Geerts Wils, Giuseppe Conte, Kirsten Bachour, Peter Eberl, Philippe Redondo The EU Commission approves a merger between two undertakings operating in the gas sector, electricity generation and retail, and in energy services keeping energy markets in Belgium and France open and contestable through far-reaching remedies (Gaz de France / Suez Group)

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Gaz de France/Suez : Keeping energy markets in Belgium and France open and contestable through far-reaching remedies* I. Introduction Following an in-depth investigation, the Commission approved under the EU Merger Regulation the merger between Gaz de France (‘GDF‘) and the Suez Group on (...)

Claes Bengtsson, Kristóf Kovács, Peter Eberl, Søren Bo Rasmussen, Walter Tretton The EU Commission clears a merger in the Danish energy sector remedying competition problems through infrastructure unbundling and gas release (DONG / Elsam / E2)

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DONG/Elsam/E2 : Remedying competition problems in an energy merger through infrastructure unbundling and gas release* 1. Introduction Following an in-depth investigation, the European Commission on 14 March 2006 authorised — subject to commitments — the acquisition by Danish natural gas (...)

2742 Revue

Catherine Prieto, Laurent Flochel, Peter Eberl, Thibaud Vergé Colloque - Réforme des restrictions verticales - Table ronde I : Une analyse économique renforcée : Pouvoirs de marché, gains d’efficience... La nouvelle approche change-t-elle la donne ? (Paris, 27 mai 2010)

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La première table-ronde du colloque du 27 mai 2010 dédié à la réforme des restrictions verticales est dédié au rôle de l’analyse économique. Dans la première contribution, Thibault Vergé considère que la réforme constitue plus une mise à jour des lignes directrices verticales qu’un changement (...)

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