Blog o' Blogs
Unlawful Unilateral Use of AI: When Algorithms Become Instruments of Anticompetitive Conduct
By: Robert Klotz, Lee Berger, Weisiyu Jiang, Rachel Carlo & Domniki Mari (Steptoe Antitrust) In this piece for the StepAhead Antitrust blog, authors Robert Klotz, Lee Berger, Weisiyu Jiang, Rachel Carlo & Domniki...
California Clarifies Antitrust Pleading Standard, Creates Uncertainty on ‘Coercive’ Uses of Algorithmic Software
By: Minna Lo Naranjo, Rishi P. Satia, Braden T. Fairweather, Joshua M. Goodman & J. Clayton Everett, Jr. (Morgan Lewis) In this piece, authors Minna Lo Naranjo, Rishi P. Satia,...
How Android Auto Reshapes the Law of Refusal to Deal (and What It Means in Practice)
By: Pablo Ibañez Colomo (Chillin' Competition) In this Chillin' Competition post, author Pablo Ibañez Colomo shares his new paper looking at the Court of Justice’s ruling in Android Auto and...
In Suspense: Belgian Competition Authority Imposes Interim Measures on Cycling standard
By: Eliana Paredis & Joris Gruyters (A&O Shearman) In this blog post for A&O Shearman, authors Eliana Paredis & Joris Gruyter analyze the Belgian Competition Authority’s decision to suspend a...
California Passes Broad Limits on “Common Pricing Algorithms”
By Ann O'Brien, Leo Caseria & T.J. Benedict (Sheppard Mullin) In this piece, authors Ann O'Brien, Leo Caseria & T.J. Benedict (Sheppard Mullin) go over California’s newly enacted AB325, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom...
Kenya Tribunal Upholds CAK’s Steel Cartel Sanction on Appeal
By: Michael Williams (Primerio/African Antitrust) In this piece for the African Antitrust blog, author Michael Williams discusses the Kenyan Competition Tribunal’s decision to uphold the Competition Authority of Kenya’s (CAK)...
“Conservative” Antitrust: Something Possibly Kind of New Under the Sun, Maybe
By: Chris Sagers (ProMarket) In this article for ProMarket, author Chris Sagers shares his thoughts on the shifting dynamics of “conservative antitrust” and its evolving political context. He begins by...
Killer Acquisitions: A Killer Story, But Still Not Much Evidence
By: Selcukhan Ünekbas (Truth On The Market) In this article, author Selcukhan Ünekbas examines the theory of "killer acquisitions"—where incumbents purchase rivals to eliminate future competition. Originally documented in pharmaceutical...
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