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Government Pressuring Publishers to Adjust Pricing Policy on E-Books


Randal Picker
Source: The New York Times
March 8, 2012

Google-Motorola Deal Likely but Scrutiny to Last


Robert Barr
Source: Politico Pro
February 9, 2012

Verizon Versus Google Wallet


Barbara van Schewick
Source: IEEE’s Techwise Conversations
January 13, 2012

T-Mobile Left in the Lurch


Christopher Yoo
Source: Wall Street Journal
September 1, 2011

Enter the Supremes?


Stephen Calkins
Source: The Deal Magazine
May 6, 2011

Google Probe Said to Be Focus of Calls to Companies by FTC


James Grimmelmann
Source: Bloomberg
April 29, 2011

Will politics save Google from legal heat?


Andy Gavil
Source: Politico
February 11, 2011

Regulators Take Wrong Path on Comcast-NBC


Richard Epstein
Source: Financial Times
February 9, 2011

Columbia Law's Tim Wu to Advise FTC


Tim Wu
Source: The Wall Street Journal
February 8, 2011
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Harming Competition and Consumers under the Guise of Protecting Privacy: An Analysis of Apple’s iOS 14 Policy Updates

Apple’s iOS 14 update claims to protect privacy by requiring consumers to opt in to allow data sharing by third-party apps. But this unfairly advantages Apple’s own products.

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