
India's proposed Digital Competition Bill, which mirrors the EU-like Digital Markets Act, aims to regulate major tech companies like Google, Amazon, and Apple. The bill targets companies with a global turnover exceeding $30 billion and over 10 million users. A U.S. lobby group representing these tech giants has expressed concerns, arguing that the new antitrust regulations could increase user costs and negatively impact startups and users. The Indian panel justifies the bill by stating that a few large digital enterprises wield immense control over the market. The lobby group is actively working to soften the proposed regulations.
Think Again, Bad India - Google, Apple & Amazon Attack Over EU-like Laws The tech giants have hired a top US lobby firm to demand Delhi stop trying to prevent monopolies with the "Digital Competition Bill". Similar to the EU's 2022 Digital Markets Act, it will stop big tech… https://t.co/cc93Qz3OUa
Leaked letter: a US group representing Google, Amazon, and Apple asks India to rethink its DMA-like Digital Competition Bill, saying it could raise user costs (Reuters) https://t.co/sczhlK1R7Y 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/gB1Sp4WQmu
Big Tech's lobbyists sound alarm over Indian antitrust reform. https://t.co/AER0CgNWGs




