Google has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review the decisions of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal […]

Jonathan Band · January 28, 2019

Last year, DisCo covered the rise of digital assistants at CES 2018. This year, among the many emerging products and […]

Ethan Wham · January 15, 2019

As the tech press uncovered this week, a proposed executive order to investigate political bias among major technology firms, first […]

Matt Schruers · September 28, 2018

Fortnite is the number one game on the planet. If you think that means that Fortnite’s developer Epic Games has […]

Matthew Lane · August 24, 2018

The last decade has seen numerous instances of businesses, having been disrupted by successful tech firms, turning to champion government […]

Matt Schruers · May 17, 2018

At the 2017 CES, an augmented reality toothbrush, a self-driving suitcase, and a laundry-folding robot may have grabbed headlines, but […]

Isabelle Styslinger · March 22, 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

In two recent NYT columns [1], [2], Farhad Manjoo makes a series of curious arguments that suggest successful tech firms […]

Matt Schruers · October 30, 2017

How well do current competition rules work in digital markets? How easy or difficult is it to apply established competition […]

Jakob Kucharczyk · July 17, 2017