The European Commission will not require Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta Platforms, or Microsoft to cover the costs of monitoring their compliance with the EU’s Digital Markets Act, the EU tech chief announced on Wednesday. Reuters: Germany and European Parliament lawmakers have lobbied for a supervisory fee to be levied on Big Tech to help EU antitrust regulators better enforce the Digital Markets Act. The European Commission Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen, who is responsible for the technology sector, said rules were always under review and she would monitor developments, but had no plans to make the companies pay despite the enormous volume of monitoring work. “So it’s always, of course, there is this possibility, but now we are not…