Exploring how the Abuse of Dominant Position in Nigeria’s Broadcasting Industry

Following our last journal entry in the DOA Competition Law series, on Abuse of Dominance Position, this week our focus is on the Abuse of Dominance in Nigeria’s Broadcasting Industry: The DSTV Compulsory Licensing Case. Click here to read the…

By Seye Ayinla

Nov 30, 2022

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Following our last journal entry in the DOA Competition Law series, on Abuse of Dominance Position, this week our focus is on the Abuse of Dominance in Nigeria’s Broadcasting Industry: The DSTV Compulsory Licensing Case.

Click here to read the journal entry.

 

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