Android, iOS and Market Power – What Does Mobile Platform Competition Really Look Like? – Part II
A while back I wrote about the European Commission’s competition investigation into the Android operating system (OS) and today’s mobile […]
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Android, iOS and Market Power – What Does Mobile Platform Competition Really Look Like?
The European Commission’s competition investigation into Google’s Android mobile operating system (OS) has unsurprisingly raised a lot of attention and […]
Shot on an iPhone 6: Everyone’s the Competition
Apple’s “Shot on an iPhone 6” ad campaign has filled magazines, billboards, and public transit with stunning images of landscapes […]
Quote of the Day: The Apple eBooks Decision, On Windowing
Today a federal court of appeals in New York upheld an antitrust judgment against Apple, affirming a trial court’s finding that the technology […]
The Self-Disruption Phenomenon in the Technology Industry
On Monday, the New York Times reported about Amazon “disrupting” itself, not referring to Clay Christensen or his disruptive innovation […]
Into the Breach with Secure Mobile Payments
Last Friday, President Obama signed an executive order announcing the “BuySecure Initiative” to jump-start the adoption of enhanced security measures […]
How We Got to Now? Not Just with IP.
Tomorrow night airs the third episode of PBS’s miniseries based on Steven Johnson’s book, How We Got to Now: Six […]
K-Cups, Innovation and Interoperability
Even before the landmark United States v. Microsoft Corp. antitrust case, competition law was a bit schizophrenic when it came to the […]
Emerging Markets Are Incubators of Mobile Disruption
In June, when I wrote about the release of Amazon’s new smartphone, I promised a more comprehensive article about the […]
Apple Wants to Compete on Patent Portfolio, Not Products
(Cross-posted from Patent Progress) Apple has been an odd player in the patent debate. On the one hand, it’s the […]
