DoJ Trial Against Google Showcases Lack of Competitive Harm
Ten weeks after it began, the evidence-phase of the Department of Justice’s (DoJ) trial against Google for its alleged anticompetitive […]
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The Digital Search Playing Field Is Larger Than the DoJ Believes
There is no doubt that Google is the most popular search engine with many Internet users. The company’s name is […]
DoJ v. Google – After the First Week of Trial, the DoJ is Still Drawing Blanks
The first week of the Department of Justice’s (DoJ) high profile trial against Google has come to an end. On […]
DoJ’s Google Case Still Searching for Evidence of Consumer Harm
On the eve of the so-called ‘Antitrust Trial of the Century’, the Justice Department’s (DoJ) case against Google search has […]
Anti-Tech Policymakers Are Trying to Kill the Goose That Lays the Golden Eggs
The U.S. digital sector is the proverbial goose that lays the golden eggs for the broader U.S. economy. While it […]
ICYMI: Experts Discuss Economic and Legal Perspectives on Merger Control and Dynamic Markets
Coinciding with the American Bar Association’s 71st Antitrust Spring Meeting, on March 29 the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) […]
ICYMI: Challenges in Merger Enforcement – Where Next?
Under the current administration, the U.S. antitrust agencies, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), […]
Former Antitrust Enforcers Criticize Antitrust Bills Targeting Large Tech Firms
At a recent roundtable event, five leading competition economists criticized the design of recent antitrust bills like the American Innovation […]
The Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act – A Radical and Duplicative Bill
Democrats in both the House and Senate recently introduced H.R. 7101/S. 3847, the “Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act” (PAMA) sponsored by […]
Antitrust in 60 Seconds: The Failing Firm Defense in the US
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