On our last look of the year at the snowglobe of the Antitrust Blogosphere, a flurry of articles and notes help give us pause and prepare for the debates that will continue to rage, and some likely to flare up, as we enter the 2020s. Dealing with whistleblower protection will vie with the inexorable rise of artificial intelligence and the handling (and understanding) of data as hot-button issues to keep an eye on. Enforcement and compliance efforts continue to evolve, and the conversation on Big Tech enter a new stage, with enterprises and regulators alike honing their strategies. Enjoy this holiday selection, and get ready for more insightful content in the year to come!
Whistleblowing and Criminal Antitrust Cartels: A Primer And Call For Reform Competitive Edge: Underestimating the cost of underenforcing U.S. antitrust laws Sharing is caring? That depends… Golden Nugget or Poison Pill? ‘Clearly minor’ Breach of EU Law in the Whistleblower Protection Directive The closest competitor is not the only competitor The Invisible Hand, the Regulatory Touch or the Platform’s Iron Grip? Ready for California’s New Privacy Law Big Tech and the backwards logic of the neo Brandeisians The Times’ Elastic Conception of Monopoly Implications of Financial Artificial Intelligence Winds of Change? DOJ approach to compliance & lessons for South Africa A letter from Larry and Sergey Baseball and the Antitrust Laws Part IV: Baseball’s Antitrust Exemption Indispensability and abuse of dominance: from Commercial Solvents to Slovak Telekom and Google Shopping |
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