Geoffrey Manne at FTC Hearing #9: Data Security
ICLE founder and president Geoffrey Manne participated in FTC Hearing #9: Data security on the panel entitled, FTC Data Security Enforcement, on Wednesday, December 12, . . .
Geoffrey Manne at FTC Hearing #9: Data Security
Geoffrey Manne at FTC Hearing #5: Vertical Merger Analysis and the Role of the Consumer Welfare Standard in U.S. Antitrust Law
ICLE President Geoffrey Manne participated in the FTC’s Hearing #5: Vertical Merger Analysis and the Role of the Consumer Welfare Standard in U.S. Antitrust Law . . .
ICLE President Geoffrey Manne Debates at Lincoln Reboot: “WHAT HAS BIG TECH EVER DONE FOR US?” TOWARDS A 21ST CENTURY COMPETITION POLICY
Watch ICLE President Geoffrey Manne debate Matt Stoller and Hal Singer at the fifth annual Lincoln Reboot conference. This year’s theme of “innovation under threat” . . .
Joshua Wright at FTC Hearing #3: Multi-Sided Platforms, Labor Markets, and Potential Competition
ICLE Senior Scholar Joshua Wright participated in the FTC’s Hearing #3: Multi-Sided Platforms, Labor Markets, and Potential Competition on the panel, Do the U.S. and . . .
Keith Hylton at FTC Hearing #2: Monopsony and the State of U.S. Antitrust Law
ICLE Academic Affiliate Keith Hylton participated in the FTC’s Hearing #2: Monopsony and the State of U.S. Antitrust Law on the panel, The State of . . .
ICLE’s Gus Hurwitz Joins the Cyberlaw Podcast to Discuss Bulk Data Collection
ICLE Director of Law & Economics Programs Gus Hurwitz discusses the European Court of Human Rights’ ruling that GCHQ’s bulk data collection practices fail to meet . . .
Joshua Wright at FTC Hearing #1: The Current Landscape of Competition and Privacy Law and Policy
ICLE Senior Scholar Joshua Wright participated in the FTC’s Hearing #1: The Current Landscape of Competition and Privacy Law and Policy on the panel, Has . . .
ICLE Affiliate Nicolas Petit Joins James Pethokoukis on the Political Economy Podcast
The denizens of Silicon Valley (and Seattle) have picked up a slew of nicknames: GAFA (for Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon); FAANG (add Netflix in . . .
Is Big Tech really all that BAD?
The argument over Big Data is split. Some argue Big Data makes a small number of platform companies extremely powerful. These companies have so much . . .