A recent article from The Information detailing Amazon’s current retail profits calls into question an assertion occasionally made about Amazon’s […]

Matt Schruers · October 4, 2018

News reports from late June that Toys “R” Us will soon close its 700 remaining U.S. stores played into a […]

Glenn Manishin · July 13, 2018

At the 2017 CES, an augmented reality toothbrush, a self-driving suitcase, and a laundry-folding robot may have grabbed headlines, but […]

Isabelle Styslinger · March 22, 2018

Amid shrill clamor that Amazon.com Inc. should be broken up because it is vaguely “too powerful,” some retrospection on a continuing […]

Glenn Manishin · February 9, 2018

Yesterday’s post reviewed the burgeoning competition in the still relatively new artificial intelligence (AI) space of voice-powered digital assistants, ending […]

Glenn Manishin · November 10, 2017

There has been a lot of hype among so-called “hipster antitrust” advocates about large Internet companies, with high-profile allegations that […]

Glenn Manishin · November 9, 2017

Prof. Herbert Hovenkamp, who many consider to be the ‘dean of American antitrust law,’ addresses the relationship between competition policy […]

Marianela Lopez-Galdos · November 3, 2017

This is part of a series focusing on data from Mary Meeker’s 2017 Internet Trends report. Meeker’s Internet Trends 2017 […]

Isabelle Styslinger · June 16, 2017

We’re taking part in Copyright Week, a series of actions and discussions supporting key principles that should guide copyright policy. […]

Jonathan Band · January 23, 2015

On Monday, the New York Times reported about Amazon “disrupting” itself, not referring to Clay Christensen or his disruptive innovation […]

Ali Sternburg · December 3, 2014