Kush Amlani is Global Competition & Regulatory Counsel at Mozilla, leading the competition work. Prior to joining Mozilla, Kush was a Senior Competition & Regulatory Lawyer at the BBC for five years, based in London. He joined the BBC from SJ Berwin LLP (later Kings & Wood Mallesons) where he worked on competition cases in sectors such as energy, media, telecoms and pharmaceuticals, including the pay-for-delay cases before the European Commission and the Court of Justice. Kush studied law at the University of Warwick and Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV.
Stitching together the global picture of regulation and litigation: as many countries raise concerns about competition in digital markets, regulatory opportunities arise for better interoperability for developers and choice for users. What does this mean for browsers and browser engine competition?