Gus discusses the European Court of Human Rights' ruling that GCHQ's bulk data collection practices fail to meet human rights standards, though they can be fixed without dumping bulk collection. And I…
The Federal Trade Commission is holding the fifth session of its Hearings initiative, with a one-day session to be held at the Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C. on November 1,…
ICLE Affiliate Tahibailt Schrepel recently published a paper titled, "The European Commission Is Undermining R&D and Innovation: Here’s How to Change It." It was picked up and commented on by…
Nicolas Petit, argues against this alarmist case against the tech titans. Drawing from his 2016 paper, “Technology Giants, the Moligopoly Hypothesis and Holistic Competition: A Primer,” as well as new research…
ICLE President Geoffrey Manne joins Caron Beaton-Wells on the Competition Lore podcast. Below is the summary from Competition Lore: The argument over Big Data is split. Some argue Big Data makes a small number of…
Yesterday ICLE filed comments with the Federal Trade Commission in response to its request for comments in its recently announced Hearings On Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century.…
This event brings together technologists, founders, politicos, policymakers and investors for an invitation-only full-day session. We provide you access to interactive programming, exclusive networking opportunities, and keynote presentations from leading…
Dirk Auer, former research fellow and current Ph.D. candidate at the University of Liège Competition and Innovation Institute will join ICLE's resident staff as Senior Fellow in Law & Economics. Dirk's Ph.D. focuses on…
ICLE Director of Law & Economics, Gus Hurwitz, published an article in Competition Policy International on the DOJ's consent decrees with the music industry's Performing Rights Organizations ("PROs"). In short,…
