Oliver Bethell
Oliver Bethell is a prominent figure in the realm of competition policy at Google, serving as the EMEA competition director. He has been actively involved in addressing regulatory challenges posed by the European Commission, particularly concerning the Digital Markets Act. Bethell's role involves navigating the complex landscape of EU antitrust regulations while attempting to find a balanced approach that satisfies both the Commission's demands and the needs of various stakeholders, including rivals and consumers.
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United Kingdom:
Oliver Bethell is Google's competition lead, arguing against the CMA's designation decision.
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Portugal:
Oliver Bethell is the senior competition director at Google, expressing concerns that proposed interventions could hinder innovation and growth in the UK.
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United Kingdom:
Google's competition boss Oliver Bethell wrote in a blog post emphasizing the advantages of the regulatory status quo.
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United Kingdom:
Google's Senior Director of Competition Oliver Bethell said it was crucial that any new regulation is evidence-based.
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Kenya:
Google's spokesman on competition, Oliver Bethell, warned that the CMA update could have significant implications for businesses and consumers in the UK.
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Pakistan:
Oliver Bethell is Google’s senior director for competition who expressed concerns about the CMA’s considerations.
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Canada:
Oliver Bethell is Google’s senior director for competition who expressed concerns about the CMA's considerations.
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Ireland:
Google’s senior director of competition Oliver Bethell following the EU’s announcement.
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United Kingdom:
Google’s senior director for competition, Oliver Bethell, wrote in a blogpost about the commission’s findings.
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Pakistan:
Oliver Bethell, Google's director of EMEA competition, stated that the company is working to find a balanced solution with the Commission.
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