In the ongoing saga of governmental antitrust investigations of Google, recent weeks have witnessed a new level of rhetoric and disingenuous […]

Glenn Manishin · May 23, 2013

With the controversy surrounding the International Telecommunications Union (a UN treaty organization) just recently subsiding, it is time to take a look […]

Glenn Manishin · May 6, 2013

International trade has traditionally been the bastion of large multinational companies (MNCs) secretly negotiating esoteric treaties in far-off international locations. […]

Daniel O'Connor · February 12, 2013

Clearly the Internet isn’t fundamentally necessary to the sort of competition we like to talk about here on a regular […]

Ross Schulman · December 21, 2012

Lots of people have heard about the upcoming World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT) at the International Telecommunications Union, and […]

Ross Schulman · September 24, 2012

A few weeks ago, the head of competition for the European Union, Joaquin Almunia, reportedly instructed Google that the search […]

Glenn Manishin · August 16, 2012

People have been talking, and pontificating, about a coming “Internet of Things” since 1999. The idea is that the many […]

Glenn Manishin · August 2, 2012

Tomorrow morning the U.S. Senate Finance committee will markup a bill to permanently normalize trade relations (“PNTR”) with the Russian […]

Matt Schruers · July 17, 2012

The international trade world is a relatively esoteric place where minor rules and negotiating modalities lead to huge differences in […]

Daniel O'Connor · July 6, 2012

Disruptive innovation, by definition, threatens the status quo and the current sources of economic and political power. This is a […]

Daniel O'Connor · June 1, 2012