Unintended Consequence in a Blanket M&A Rule
…and acquisitions (“M&A”) involving a large tech company buying a startup. The stated goal of such policy, preventing tech companies from removing sources of future competition, has some merit. But…
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…and acquisitions (“M&A”) involving a large tech company buying a startup. The stated goal of such policy, preventing tech companies from removing sources of future competition, has some merit. But…
…the pollution example, the factory may be compelled to compensate nearby residents, or it might be required to pay into a clean-up fund. In the content distribution example, compensation might…
…of competition. Take two examples. The first is Nielsen’s $1.3 billion merger with Arbitron this fall. Nielsen specializes in television ratings, less well-known Arbitron principally in radio and “second screen”…
…this right. Today, the Legal Affairs (JURI) Committee of the European Parliament, which leads the work on this copyright proposal, published a study commissioned on the press publishers’ right (Article…
…latter, the former will produce the next generation of great scientists and engineers, but not the disruptive ones we need to keep America on top. (Graphic courtesy of www.educationcloset.com)…
…which the computer program operates,” provided that the circumvention is undertaken “with the authorization of the owner or operator of such computer, computer system, or computer network,” and “in an…
…$4,336 per incremental takedown. These additional costs ultimately discourage competition by impacting smaller intermediaries more than larger sites. Startups and small companies have fewer resources to spend on compliance, and…
…Despite the obvious pressure from certain lobby groups and big Member States to have the Commission announce “proposals” on both topics, the Commission wisely chose to launch a “comprehensive analysis”…
…see who’s viewed the files they shared in much the same way that commercial mailing-list services track open rates. A company can also make a case for itself by eschewing…
This morning the Commerce Department’s Internet Policy Task Force released a long-awaited “White Paper on Remixes, First Sale, and Statutory Damages.” The paper stems from a July 2013 “Green Paper”…