Gus Hurwitz appears on the Skating On Stilts Podcast
In the “News Roundup” of episode 269. A McLaughlin Group for Cybersecurity, Gus Hurwitz covers the Supreme Court’s ruling on when a forum is subject . . .
Gus Hurwitz appears on the Skating On Stilts Podcast
ICLE Affiliate Thibault Schrepel on Antitrust Without Romance on the Ipse Dixit Podcast
ICLE Affiliate Thibault Schrepel joins host Brian L. Frye to discuss his article “Antitrust Without Romance.” Schrepel begins by explaining the concept of “public choice . . .
Gus Hurwitz at FTC Hearing #14: Roundtable with State Attorneys General
ICLE Director of Law & Economics Programs Gus Hurwitz participated on the Consumer Protection Remedies: Economic & Legal Considerations panel at the 14th session of . . .
Gus Hurwitz Discusses Judge Koh’s Qualcomm Decision on the Cyberlaw Podcast
Gus Hurwitz joins Cyberlaw Podcast host Stewart Baker as they discuss topics ranging from the pending “techocalypse” to the FTC v. Qualcomm decision. Gus reads . . .
ICLE Affiliate Thibault Schrepel Discusses Blockchain, Free Markets, and Antitrust Laws on Competition Lore Podcast
A tripartite conversation between Glen Weyl, Caron Beaton-Wells, and ICLE affiliate Thibault Schrepel about blockchain, but also free markets, state power and the (absence of) . . .
Gus Hurwitz discusses online privacy regulation on the Free Lunch Podcast
ICLE Director of Law & Economics Programs, Gus Hurwitz joins Matthew Heiman, Chris Riley, Anna Hsia, and Thomas Hazlett at Pepperdine Law Review‘s 2019 Symposium. The Free . . .
Christopher Yoo at FTC Hearing #11: The FTC’s Role in a Changing World
ICLE Academic Affiliate Christopher Yoo participated in the FTC’s Hearing #11: The FTC’s Role in a Changing World on the panel, Implications of Different Legal . . .
Christopher Yoo at FTC Hearing #10: Competition and Consumer Protection Issues in U.S. Broadband Markets
ICLE academic affiliate Christopher Yoo participated in the FTC’s Hearing #10: Competition and Consumer Protection Issues in U.S. Broadband Markets on the panel, Evolving Markets . . .
Blockchain as the death of antitrust?
Blockchain technology and smart contracts hold some promise for reinvigorating competition, providing more efficient and secure ways of doing business on the internet, while at . . .