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Governance Mechanisms for Open Tech Platforms

28 January 2025
09:00
- 10:30
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On 28 January, CERRE will present its issue paper on “Governance Mechanisms for Open Tech Platforms”, in the presence of MEP Aura Salla. Authored by Zach Meyers, this paper examines the technical and legal implications associated with the data portability and vertical interoperability provisions of the Digital Markets Act (DMA)- in particular, how these contestability-enhancing tools interact with user privacy, security, and commercial innovation.

In this respect, the paper explores the principles behind open governance, its risks, benefits, and the practicalities of its implementation. It considers how open governance might facilitate an effective and proportionate opening of the big tech platforms, in light of the interoperability and data portability provisions of the DMA.

Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss how positive conduct obligations under the DMA can be operationalised through robust open governance mechanisms. This breakfast roundtable will take place under Chatham House Rule.

If you would like to know more about this event, please get in touch with us.

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Aura Salla
Aura Salla
National Coalition Party (Finland) | EPP
Member of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE)
Substitute of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO)

Aura Salla is a Member of the European Parliament. Prior to this, she was a Member of the Finnish Parliament, where she actively engaged in international and EU affairs. Before entering the Finnish Parliament, Aura held the role of Managing Public Policy Director and Head of EU Affairs at Meta’s Brussels office. She also has extensive experience in the European Commission, where she worked as a Foreign Policy and Communications Adviser in the European Political Strategy Centre (EPSC) and as a Member of Cabinet for Vice President Jyrki Katainen. Aura holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Turku, focusing on the politicization of the European Commission during the euro crisis, and has lectured at Harvard University on European economics.

Aura Salla is a Member of the European Parliament. Prior to this, she was a Member of the Finnish Parliament, where she actively engaged in international and EU affairs. Before entering the Finnish Parliament, Aura held the role of Managing Public Policy Director and Head of EU Affairs at Meta’s Brussels office. She also has extensive experience in the European Commission, where she worked as a Foreign Policy and Communications Adviser in the European Political Strategy Centre (EPSC) and as a Member of Cabinet for Vice President Jyrki Katainen. Aura holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Turku, focusing on the politicization of the European Commission during the euro crisis, and has lectured at Harvard University on European economics.

Zach Meyers (1)
Zach Meyers
Director of Research

As the CERRE Director of Research, Zach Meyers has a wide remit, including managing our cross-sectoral programmes and projects.

Previously the assistant director of the Centre on European Reform, Zach Meyers has a recognised expertise in economic regulation and network industries such as telecoms, energy, payments, financial services and airports. In addition to advising in the private sector, with more than ten years’ experience as a competition and regulatory lawyer, he has consulted to several governments, regulators and multilateral institutions on competition reforms in regulated sectors. He is also a regular contributor to media.

Zach holds a BA, LLB and a Master of Public & International Law from the University of Melbourne.

As the CERRE Director of Research, Zach Meyers has a wide remit, including managing our cross-sectoral programmes and projects.

Previously the assistant director of the Centre on European Reform, Zach Meyers has a recognised expertise in economic regulation and network industries such as telecoms, energy, payments, financial services and airports. In addition to advising in the private sector, with more than ten years’ experience as a competition and regulatory lawyer, he has consulted to several governments, regulators and multilateral institutions on competition reforms in regulated sectors. He is also a regular contributor to media.

Zach holds a BA, LLB and a Master of Public & International Law from the University of Melbourne.

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