EU: Vestager warns against new regulations for internet companies
The European Union should be wary of creating new regulations targeting large internet companies like Google and Facebook, the bloc’s […]
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Blog o’ Blogs May 2015
May 2015, Volume 5, Number 5 repeat We first analyze the collapse of the Comcast/Time Warner merger,
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US: YouTube adds competition with new Gaming Service
YouTube Gamin, Google’s attempt at game streaming market is set to launch. This video game-based initiative is YouTube’s answer to
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Privacy Considerations in European Merger Control: A Square Peg for a Round Hole
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Android and Antitrust: Attempts at a ‘More Technological Approach’
Posted by Social Science Research Network Android and Antitrust: Attempts at a ‘More Technological Approach’ Simonetta Vezzoso (University of Trento)
Antitrust Enforcement with Respect to Intellectual Property in China
May 28, 2015 CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Yanhua Zhang (Global Economics Group) presents: Antitrust Enforcement with Respect to
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EU: Amazon tweaks tax practices amid scrutiny
Amazon.com has begun paying tax on its retail sales in individual European countries, instead of funnelling all sales through low-tax
The Antitrust Analysis of Rules and Standards for Software Platforms and Its Implications for China
May 19, 2015 CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Yanhua Zhang (Global Economics Group) presents: The Antitrust Analysis of Rules
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US/EU: Silicon Valley find flaws in EU online proposal
US technology firms are voicing major concerns with a European proposal unveiled Wednesday that they say could discourage the creation
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EU: Antitrust probe into e-commerce sector launched
The EU formally opened an anti-trust inquiry into Europe’s online shopping marketplace on Wednesday amid concerns about how major websites
