The breakup is something that has been normalized in our conversations about large companies. One may be forgiven for thinking […]

Matthew Lane · March 13, 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

The cross-border nature of the Internet disrupts the traditional notion of geographically defined national jurisdictions.  Increasingly, contradicting privacy laws confuse […]

Christian Borggreen · September 8, 2015

Tomorrow night airs the third episode of PBS’s miniseries based on Steven Johnson’s book, How We Got to Now: Six […]

Jonathan Band · October 21, 2014

Even before the landmark United States v. Microsoft Corp. antitrust case, competition law was a bit schizophrenic when it came to the […]

Glenn Manishin · October 16, 2014

A few weeks ago, the tech press lit up with several articles discussing Google’s recently revealed “Mobile Application Distribution Agreement” […]

Daniel O'Connor · March 3, 2014

Citing inside sources, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that Yahoo and Yelp have agreed to a partnership where Yahoo […]

Daniel O'Connor · February 11, 2014

In retrospect, the technology industry must have seemed so trusting of the government just a year ago. Back then, hardly […]

Rob Pegoraro · November 12, 2013

Do you miss the days when revised terms of service from Internet companies would have people outraged over the threat to their […]

Rob Pegoraro · June 18, 2013