Now that the dust has cleared on the European Commission’s (EC) decision on Android, it is worth taking another look […]

Matthew Lane · August 9, 2018

According to D. Daniel Sokol, Professor of Law at the University of Florida College of Law and Senior Of Counsel […]

Project Disco · August 1, 2018

For more on this topic, please see my new paper with Matthew Lane analyzing the competitive impact of Android. The […]

David Balto · July 27, 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

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 FTC closed its investigation into Google five years ago, and yet critics continue to recycle old criticisms of this […]

Matthew Lane · May 21, 2018

The last decade has seen numerous instances of businesses, having been disrupted by successful tech firms, turning to champion government […]

Matt Schruers · May 17, 2018

On Apr. 19-20, the Stigler Center at the University of Chicago held a provocative antitrust conference on Digital Platforms and […]

Matthew Lane · May 11, 2018

The 60-Second Read: The essential facilities doctrine in the EU, like in the United States, is a remedy that tackles […]

Marianela Lopez-Galdos · April 19, 2018

The 66th Annual ABA Section of the Antitrust Law Spring Meeting in Washington, D.C. — the largest competition and consumer […]

Marianela Lopez-Galdos · April 9, 2018