The FTC v. Meta Ruling: Chronicle of a Failure Foretold
Last week, U.S. District Judge for the District of Columbia James Boasberg ruled that Meta does not hold a monopoly […]
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Market Definition: The Cornerstone for Antitrust Analysis and the Major Flaw in the FTC’s Case Against Meta
The trial for the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) case against Meta concluded last month. During the six-week-long antitrust trial before […]
California Considers Another Digital Tax with Harmful Consequences
California legislators recently unveiled the state’s latest misguided attempt to rebuild the local news industry — SB 1327. The bill […]
The FTC’s Case Against Meta Shows an Antipathy Towards Mergers, but Lacks Legal Grounds
Last Friday, Meta filed a Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ) in its ongoing case against the FTC for alleged monopolization. […]
U.S. Merger Enforcement Experiments Could Significantly Harm Innovation and the Start-up Ecosystem
Recently the U.S. federal antitrust enforcement agencies have been considering novel and creative approaches in their review of transactions that […]
Facebook/GIPHY and the (Un)innovative Theory of Harm
Towards the end of the last decade, the success of a handful of U.S. technology companies caused significant consternation amongst […]
The CMA Puts Facebook into a GIPHY Paradox
In May 2020, Facebook completed its acquisition of GIPHY, unaware that this seemingly harmless transaction would trigger ‘the nuclear option’. […]
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