In the morning broadcast of the First Information Channel, BISR analyst Nikita Tatishchev analyzed a new wave of regulatory pressure from the European Commission on Google, linked to the entry into force of the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
The episode covers key issues: the EU’s genuine concerns about market monopolization, the company’s arguments on why the requirements harm search innovation, the essence of the new rules, and the true motives behind the intervention—whether it is a fight for fair competition or geopolitical pressure—to understand how these changes could permanently transform the search engine we are used to.
