India Should Question Europe’s Digital-Regulation Strategy
Ayear after it was created by the Government of India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs to examine the need for a separate law on competition in . . .
India Should Question Europe’s Digital-Regulation Strategy
The View from Australia: A TOTM Q&A with Allan Fels
Our latest guest in Truth on the Market’s “Global Voices Forum” series is Professor Allan Fels, AO, of the University of Melbourne Law School. Allan is . . .
Chris DeMuth Jr: Perspectives on Antitrust from Financial Markets and Venture Capital
Our first Business as Usual guest brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the discussion. Chris DeMuth Jr. is founding partner of Rangeley Capital, an event-driven . . .
The Future of the DMA: Judge Dredd or Juror 8?
When it was passed into law, the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) was heralded by supporters as a key step toward fairness and contestability . . .
It’s Risk, Jerry, The Game of Broadband Conquest
The big news in telecommunications policy last week wasn’t really news at all—the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released its proposed rules to classify broadband internet under Title . . .
Does the DMA Let Gatekeepers Protect Data Privacy and Security?
It’s been an eventful two weeks for those following the story of the European Union’s implementation of the Digital Markets Act. On April 18, the . . .
Antitrust at the Agencies Roundup: The Supply Chain, Part Deux
For all my carping about this or that program or enforcement matter, it seems to me a very good thing that Congress passed—and President Joe . . .
Capital Confusion at the New York Times
In a recent guest essay for The New York Times, Aaron Klein of the Brookings Institution claims that the merger between Capital One and Discover would “keep intact the . . .
US v. Apple Lawsuit Has Big Implications for Competition and Innovation
The lawsuit filed yesterday by the U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) against Apple for monopolization of the U.S. smartphone market (joined by 15 states and the District of . . .