The FCC is considering a new Open Internet Order that could harm consumers by invoking Title II and banning paid prioritization. While the vast majority of business arrangements between Internet…
On Tuesday, October 14, Geoffrey Manne appeared on a panel discussion sponsored by PEN America, a non-profit group that defends the freedom of writers and editors. Mr. Manne appeared alongside noted 'Net…
Yesterday the International Center for Law & Economics and eleven independent professors and scholars of law and economics filed Reply Comments to address concerns raised in the Comments and Petitions to Deny…
Today, the International Center for Law and Economics (ICLE) filed comments in response to the FCC's public notice requesting public comments on the proposed merger of Comcast Corporation and Time Warner Cable, Inc. The…
The Federal Trade Commission’s recent enforcement actions against Amazon and Apple raise important questions about the FTC’s consumer protection practices, especially its use of economics. How does the Commission weigh…
The International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) and TechFreedom filed two joint comments with the FCC today, explaining why the FCC has no sound legal basis for micromanaging the…
ICLE and TechFreedom filed joint comments in response to questions from the House Committee on Energy and Commerce relating to its third white paper, "Competition Policy and the Role of the Federal Communications Commission," in…
ICLE has released a new study on the effect of payment card interchange fees on consumers, retailers and banks by Todd Zywicki, Geoffrey Manne and Julian Morris, titled: Price Controls on Payment…
Today, the International Center for Law & Economics joined a coalition of think tanks, academics and commentators on technology policy in a letter urging the President, Senate Republicans and Senate Democrats to…
