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Singapore’s Dangerous Response to Combating Misinformation Online
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The Coming Evolution of the Video Game Industry
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The 12th Hearing on Competition and Consumer Protection. The overall theme of this two-day hearing centered on the FTC’s approach to consumer privacy.
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The 12th Hearing on Competition and Consumer Protection. The overall theme of this two-day hearing centered on the FTC’s approach to consumer privacy.
The Trade-Offs in Sen. Warren’s Plan: Strict Separation Has Costs
There are now several proposals that include a strict structural separation rule in the tech industry (e.g. Sen. Warren’s proposal). These proposals would mean a complete bar on many types of acquisitions that are currently permissible. While much has been written on these proposals, it would be useful to provide some trade-off analysis examining the strict separation rule as a policy preference.
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