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…which European courts have crafted the so-called ‘essential facilities’ test to analyze whether a competition law breach exists when a dominant company refuses to deal with a competitor. In short,…
…way is to create open standards so that would-be competitors can make compatible set-top boxes. So the cable companies are reversing course. Six years ago, the cable industry was “committed…
…that does not rely on the IP holders’ permission. 17 U.S.C. § 115(a) states that a person who complies with it may “obtain a compulsory license to make and distribute…
This post provides a snapshot of what certified companies have been doing in order to meet their obligations under the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield framework. This comes as the European Commission…
…Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial and Administrative Law published a Report that compiles the findings of a long investigation into competition and digital services led by Chairman Cicilline (“the…
…legal certainty necessary to find and combat harmful online material. That is why Section 230 is sometimes called the Internet’s “most important law.” The modified EARNITA seeks to open companies…
…the majority ruling in the same PDF, so you have no excuse not to hit the Page Down key a few mores times to read them. That brings me to…
…detract from consumer welfare by punishing businesses for innovation and intense price competition, would displace the consumer welfare test that currently guides U.S. competition policy and antitrust case law, and…
When it comes to the nexus between competition and regulation, competition is all too often cursed with fair-weather friends. For today’s example, we’ll take a trip down the copyright regulation…
…market share as hobbled domestic competitors withered away. In Korea, by contrast, domestic search companies were dominating their American competitors, as they were never throttled with poorly conceived copyright regulations…
