Publications
2025
Scholarly publications
Balasingham, B. (2025). Why does the press publishers’ right need to be complemented by competition law and regulation to ensure fair remuneration in the platform economy?. Web publication/site, Kluwer Law. https://legalblogs.wolterskluwer.com/copyright-blog/why-does-the-press-publishers-right-need-to-be-complemented-by-competition-law-and-regulation-to-ensure-fair-remuneration-in-the-platform-economy/
2024
Scholarly publications
Balasingham, B., Kozak, M., & Ruiz Palacios , T. (2024). Digital News Aggregators, Media Plurality and the Right to Information. Web publication/site, Verfassungsblog. [DOI]
2023
Scholarly publications
Balasingham, B. (2023). Can the reformed Australian competition law stop algorithmic collusion? In S. van Uytsel, S. Mehra, & Y. Uemura (Eds.), Algorithms, Collusion and Competition Law: A Comparative Approach (pp. 67-91). Edward Elgar Publishing. [DOI]
2022
Scholarly publications
Balasingham, B. (2022). Exclusionary Innovation in the European Commission’s Decisions Against Google. European Competition Journal, 18(3), 631-657. [DOI] [Repository]
Neilson, T., & Balasingham, B. (2022). Big Tech and News: A Critical Approach to Digital Platforms, Journalism, and Competition Law. In J. Meese, & S. Bannerman (Eds.), The Algorithmic Distribution of News: Policy Responses (1 ed., pp. 171–189). (Palgrave Global Media Policy and Business). Palgrave Macmillan. [DOI] [Portal]
Balasingham, B., & Neilson, T. (2022). Digital Platforms and Journalism in Australia: Analysing the Role of Competition Law. World Competition, 45(2), 295-318. [DOI]
D'Amico, A., & Balasingham, B. (2022). Super-dominant and Super-problematic? The Degree of Dominance in the Google Shopping Judgement. European Competition Journal, 18(3), 614-630. [DOI] [Repository]
2021
Scholarly publications
Goldbarsht, D., Balasingham, B., & Moller, J. (2021). Open Banking in Australia: Competition and Money Laundering, Risks and Benefits. Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice, 32(2), 59-73.
2020
Scholarly publications
Balasingham, B. (2020). The Australian Competition and Consumer Act 2.0: Is the New Concerted Practices Prohibition an Effective Patch to Address Algorithmic Collusion? Competition Policy International. https://www.competitionpolicyinternational.com/the-australian-competition-and-consumer-act-2-0-is-the-new-concerted-practices-prohibition-an-effective-patch-to-address-algorithmic-collusion/
Balasingham, B. (2020). Hybrid restraints and hybrid tests under US antitrust and EU competition law. World Competition, 43(2), 261-282. [DOI]
Balasingham, B., & Jordan, H. (2020). Big data and competition analysis under Australian competition law: comeback of the structuralist approach? Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, 9(3), 540-565. [DOI]
2019
Scholarly publications
Balasingham, B. (2019). The Balance Between Effectiveness and Fundamental Rights Protection in the Law and Enforcement of Article 101 TFEU. European Competition and Regulatory Law Review, 3(4), 363-371.
2017
Scholarly publications
Balasingham, B. (2017). The EU Leniency Policy: Reconciling effectiveness and fairness. Kluwer Law International.
Balasingham, B. (2017). 15 years after Courage v Crehan: the right to damages under EU Competition Law. European Competition and Regulatory Law Review. [DOI]
2013
Scholarly publications
Otter, J. P., & Balasingham, B. (2013). Regional state aid: market definition in large investment projects of the automotive industry. European State Aid Law Quarterly, 516 - 522. [DOI]
Balasingham, B. (2013). An assessment of the OFT's proposed measures to counteract the negative impact of private actions for damages on its leniency programme. Competition Law Journal, 43-56.
2011
Scholarly publications
Balasingham, B. (2011). Trade in pharmaceuticals under the TRIPS Agreement. University College Dublin Law Review , 1-24.