Antitrust Chronicle® – Antitrust Compliance
Dear Readers, Competition compliance has never been static. What began as a discipline focused primarily on preventing cartels and managing interactions with competitors has steadily expanded to encompass broader...
Golden Globes Lawsuit Puts Media Acquisitions and Antitrust Concerns in the Spotlight
A new federal lawsuit challenging Penske Media's acquisition of the Golden Globe Awards is drawing attention to a...UK Lawsuit Against xAI Highlights Growing Pressure Over AI-Generated Deepfakes
A British member of Parliament is asking the High Court in London to require Elon Musk's artificial intelligence...Chronicles

July 2026 - 2
As firms increasingly rely on algorithms, artificial intelligence, and digital platforms to make commercial decisions, compliance programs face a new challenge: ensuring that competition law considerations are embedded not only in employee conduct, but also in the systems, products, and organizational structures that shape that conduct.

July 2026 - 1
This Chronicle explores how antitrust frameworks may need to evolve as markets become populated not only by human decision-makers but also by increasingly sophisticated autonomous agents.

June 2026 - 2
Due process in antitrust enforcement has long been treated as both a foundational principle and an aspirational goal. In this Chronicle we address the increasingly urgent question of how those commitments are operationalized in practice across jurisdictions.
Media
Books
ANTITRUST ECONOMICS AT A TIME OF UPHEAVAL: Recent Competition Policy Cases on Two Continents
Editors
John Kwoka, Jr.
Tommaso M. Valletti
Lawrence J. White, eds
CPI TV
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Blog
Cartel, Courts, and Currency: Inside South Africa’s Longest-Running Bank Collusion Case
Must Meta Open WhatsApp to Competing AI Assistants?
No Data, No Party: Why Competition for High‑Quality Journalism Matters in the GenAI Race

