Zephyr Teachout, attorney general candidate in New York state, has called for a break up of Google and Facebook partially on the grounds that their share of the digital ad…
Geoffrey Manne, ICLE President, was quoted in National Review for his position on the soundness of the Google/Android allegations in the EU: The European Commission also charged Google with obstructing…
In the OpenMarket blog from the Competitive Enterprise Institute, ICLE scholars Geoffrey Manne, Julian Morris, and Todd Zywicki were cited for their 2014 study on payment card price controls: As I…
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal Gus Hurwitz explains that moves to restrict the growth of Google products could be bad for consumers: Because the products made by…
In an interview with Bloomberg Gus Hurwitz explains that the FCC might accept divestitures in order to help certain deals go through: It’s not clear whether Pai’s stance shows a cooling…
In a CNBC interview on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's position on data regulation, Geoffrey Manne explains that it might have more to do with brand definition than the data…
ICLE's Executive Director Geoffrey Manne was quoted in the Economist, where he noted that tech firms collecting data alone does not necessarily give them competitive advantage. By contrast, the real source…
Geoffrey Manne, ICLE's Executive Director, and Gus Hurwitz, ICLE's Director of Law & Economics Programs, explain the flaws in arguments calling for breakup of today's preeminent tech companies in a recent…
ICLE Senior Scholar and Reason Foundation Vice President of Research Julian Morris quotes ICLE Executive Director Geoffrey Manne in explaining that blocking the AT&T/Time Warner merger would actually hurt competition: Consumers…