Disruptive Competition Project
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In advance of today’s Congressional hearing on ‘Fostering a Healthier Internet to Protect Consumers,’ it seems appropriate to address some of the common misconceptions around Section 230, what is frequently called “the Internet’s most important law”: (more…)
A policy debate has been bubbling up to the surface about the best use of antitrust enforcer time and resources. […]
Antitrust scholars and practitioners have long debated merger policy, and where harm to competition can come from. A recent point […]
Europeans have greatly benefited from technology, from Gutenberg’s printing press, to the invention of the combustion engine and electricity. Today’s […]
The 60-Second Read: Investigations are a preliminary step that antitrust enforcers use to collect facts and determine whether a violation […]
A story in Friday’s Wall Street Journal uncovered that competitors of Amazon surreptitiously funded a front group masquerading as a […]
Stephen D. Houck, Special Counsel to Offit Kurman, P.A., previously served as the Chief of the Antitrust Bureau in the […]
The 60-Second Read: The Hart-Scott-Rodino Act (HSR), signed into law by President Gerald Ford, created a system called the premerger […]
As the antitrust bar gathers next week in Washington for several annual competition law events, the Wall Street Journal and […]
Recently, some government officials have questioned the necessity of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (“CDA”). Repealing or significantly […]
As the subject of online content moderation receives greater media attention, Internet services that rely upon the ‘Good Samaritan’ protections […]
