The UK's competition watchdog will consider stopping #technology giants from sharing user data between apps and making it harder to acquire smaller rivals, reports @hannaheboland https://t.co/bAi4UBHmLs

— Telegraph Technology Intelligence (@TelegraphTech) July 3, 2019

And so it begins... CMA launches digital markets strategy #unlockingdigitalcompetition ⁦@jasonfurman⁩ ⁦@ameliafletecon⁩ ⁦@DianeCoyle1859⁩ ⁦@drdrmc⁩ https://t.co/UMTyyADAKh

— CompetitionFlaneur (@drphilipmarsden) July 3, 2019

UK Competition & Markets Authority has today launched study of “market power” of online platforms including Google and Facebook in digital advertising and potential “harm” to consumers https://t.co/8GRLZYHOGc pic.twitter.com/A06l15iE1i

— Gideon Spanier (@gideonspanier) July 3, 2019

We want to make sure digital markets ?are working well for people and businesses.

Read our Digital Markets Strategy ?for more info: https://t.co/DJvwK7mdyq pic.twitter.com/5TgjRvOlqR

— Competition & Markets Authority (@CMAgovUK) July 3, 2019

CMA launches digital markets strategy https://t.co/h2ZrNCpGg8 #UK #antitrust #tech #digitalmarkets

— Matthew G. Rose (@MGRoseATRS) July 3, 2019

.@CMAgovUK launches #digital markets strategy with market study into online platforms and digital advertising https://t.co/GlzzPBEOtM #antitrust

— A&O Antitrust Group (@AllenOveryComp) July 3, 2019

• whether consumers are able and willing to control how data about them is used and collected by online platforms.
•whether competition in the digital advertising market may be distorted by any market power held by platforms.https://t.co/H0qEdxy43k

— alex hern (@alexhern) July 3, 2019

.@CMAgovUK has started a market study on digital advertising. More summer fun for @googlepubpolicy and @facebook #Antitrust https://t.co/PhOU4K4kdk

— Matthew Newman (@NewmanMLex) July 3, 2019

Google and Facebook under scrutiny over UK ad market dominance - The Guardian #uncategorized #feedly https://t.co/GJPLVmjzuA pic.twitter.com/uvKIeg1wNX

— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) July 3, 2019

영국의 경쟁 감시 기관 Facebook과 Google의 디지털 우위를 조사하기로 https://t.co/Nx9IuYQ2OZ

— editoy (@editoy) July 4, 2019

CMA launches digital markets strategy - https://t.co/ejw8POiWfm https://t.co/L1gdGPrJBA

— Lucía Ojeda (@L0jeda) July 4, 2019

"The UK competition watchdog has launched an investigation into the way Google and Facebook collect and exploit personal data and have used their power to dominate the £13bn UK digital advertising market." https://t.co/Jcm2HcMXe4 https://t.co/T6VWNKZfRC

— Frederik Borgesius (@fborgesius) July 3, 2019

Good news that this CMA study has now started. Full exposure of effects of Google/Facebook ad tech dominance long overdue - https://t.co/XEaDDt1XNW

— Martin Moore (@martinjemoore) July 4, 2019

The Competition and Markets Authority is carrying out a market study into online platforms and the digital advertising market in the UK. https://t.co/H0nJAto9so https://t.co/uEfVVbAycD

— Privacy Matters (@PrivacyMatters) July 4, 2019

3. whether competition in the digital advertising market may be distorted by any market power held by platformshttps://t.co/H0nJAto9so

— Privacy Matters (@PrivacyMatters) July 4, 2019

We know of the #BKartA decision, let's see what the #CMA does with #antitrust and #Facebook... and maybe even #Google https://t.co/wgGNSZOGRj

— Julian Nowag (@kaleidoscomp) July 3, 2019

The UK Consumer and Markets Authority launches an investigation into the Facebook and Google on their use of consumer data. https://t.co/ouKxWEq56K #privacy #GDPR

— Jeroen Terstegge (@PrivaSense) July 4, 2019

Google and Facebook under scrutiny over UK ad market dominance https://t.co/Ls8auw4uDM pic.twitter.com/XbRsRqFlNm

— Mark Sweney (@marksweney) July 3, 2019

Google and Facebook under scrutiny over UK ad market dominance - good to see CMA inquiry https://t.co/b5vJm1Fajz

— Leighton Andrews (@LeightonAndrews) July 4, 2019

At last. ⁦@Google⁩ & ⁦@facebook⁩ under scrutiny over UK ad market dominance by the Competition & Markets Authority. What took you so long guys? | ⁦@guardian⁩ https://t.co/MWcHaulkTE

— Jo Stevens (@JoStevensLabour) July 3, 2019