Capitol Forum & George Washington University Institute of Public Policy, Conference on Dominant Platforms Under the Microscope, Panel discussion: “Is Antitrust the Proper Remedy for Search Bias?”
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Capitol Forum & George Washington University Institute of Public Policy, Conference on Dominant Platforms Under the Microscope, Panel discussion: “Is Antitrust the Proper Remedy for Search Bias?”
Kristian Stout Discusses the IANA Transition at IGF-USA
We are now on the last step in transitioning oversight for Internet address and domain name functions from the US Government to global stakeholders, a . . .
Economic Aspects of Required Disclosure Under Federal Securities Laws
Geoff Manne took part in the Fifth Annual Henry G. Manne Law & Economics Conference in a session on the economic aspects of required disclosure . . .
PrivacyCon, Panel on Security and Usability
The Federal Trade Commission held a conference on January 14, 2016 to bring together a diverse group of stakeholders, including whitehat researchers, academics, industry representatives, consumer advocates, and government regulators...
Geoffrey Manne on the Federal Circuit’s Error in ClearCorrect
On December 9, 2015, Geoffrey Manne, Executive Director of the International Center for Law & Economics was a panelist at the Cato Institute’s Policy Forum, The . . .
Geoffrey Manne Joins FCC Commissioners on Open Internet Rules on CSPAN
Republican FCC Commissioners Ajit Pai and Mike O’Rielly spoke about their opposition to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules on net neutrality. The FCC voted 3-2 the previous . . .
Geoffrey Manne Joins Attorneys on Open Internet Rules on CSPAN
Attorneys talked about the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) 3-2 vote in favor of rule changes that reclassify high-speed broadband as a public utility, The change was intended . . .
Net Neutrality and Paid Prioritization Discussion with Tim Karr, The Brian Lehrer Show
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Geoffrey Manne Joins Panelists on Concept of Open Internet at Fordham Law School
Panelists talked about the concept of “open Internet,” also know as “net neutrality,” and whether the Internet is a public utility. “Open Internet” refers to . . .