DoJ v. Google – After the First Week of Trial, the DoJ is Still Drawing Blanks
The first week of the Department of Justice’s (DoJ) high profile trial against Google has come to an end. On […]
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The first week of the Department of Justice’s (DoJ) high profile trial against Google has come to an end. On […]
Consider the mindset of the modern consumer and decide for yourself how peculiar the FTC’s market definition can be in […]
On the eve of the so-called ‘Antitrust Trial of the Century’, the Justice Department’s (DoJ) case against Google search has […]
U.S. policymakers are increasingly considering “must-carry” laws for the internet, which would require digital intermediaries to publish all legal third-party […]
The U.S. digital sector is the proverbial goose that lays the golden eggs for the broader U.S. economy. While it […]
The FTC’s expected lawsuit against Amazon will likely bring novel antitrust claims amidst a retail marketplace that is currently benefiting […]
While DisCo recently branded digital the “unsung hero” of small business, that doesn’t mean the bigger competition has eschewed it. […]
While there’s little question that objective news sources are socially important, the economic quantification of the importance of news to […]
Advocates for more aggressive antitrust enforcement have focused considerable rhetorical energy on claiming that competition policy has ignored risks of […]
Since 2018, there has been a growing trend across the 50 states – a greater number of legislative proposals aimed […]