A reminder of the line up:

10:00–10:15: Welcome and introduction

10:15–11:00: Fiona Scott Morton (Yale) on “Why behavioral economics is critical to successful regulation of digital markets”

11:00–11:45: Philip Newall (Bristol) on “Dark nudges, dark patterns, and sludge in gambling“

11:45–12:30: Stuart Mills (Leeds) on “Who is the average user in online choice environments?“

12:30–13:30: Light lunch

13:30–14:15: Jonathan Porter (Ofcom) on “Testing behavioural approaches to improving safety online”

14:15–15:00: Elisabeth Costa (BIT) on “Using behavioural insights to understand and shape online behaviour“

15:00–15:30: Coffee, tea, and biscuits

15:30–16:15: Pete Lunn (ESRI) on “The search for more and better tools: behavioural science methods for regulatory policy”

16:15–17:00: Amelia Fletcher (East Anglia & CMA) on ”Choice architecture design within the EU Digital Markets Act”

17:00–17:15: Wrap Up