Despite criticism and backlash from over 20 million consumers, public interest groups, online platforms, and the majority of state governments, […]

Kiara Ortiz · June 25, 2018

In discussions about technology markets, the notion often prevails that a larger dataset is an insurmountable lead. As a result, […]

Isabelle Styslinger · June 22, 2018

The European Commission (“EC”) is preparing to release its decision against Android, and its framing of the issues makes clear […]

Matthew Lane · June 21, 2018

Google kicked off another round of briefing in the ongoing Oracle v. Google litigation, filing a petition for rehearing en […]

Jonathan Band · June 14, 2018

Antitrust law is no stranger to innovation. Former Assistant Attorney General (“AAG”) for the Antitrust Division Joel Klein once remarked […]

Matthew Lane · June 12, 2018

Amanda D. Lotz is the professor of Communication Studies at the University of Michigan. Her research examines the operations of […]

Project Disco · June 8, 2018

Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone in 2007. In 2008 Apple opened its App Store, the same year Google opened […]

Jakob Kucharczyk · June 7, 2018

Many tech commentators have, whether they realize it or not, invoked the “essential facilities doctrine” as a foundational argument for […]

Matthew Lane · June 1, 2018

The news that a trade war with China may be averted was short-lived. The Administration had decided to delay the […]

Rachael Stelly · June 1, 2018

As negotiations to update the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) have “stalled,” media coverage has begun focusing on the […]

Matt Schruers · May 24, 2018