Microsoft Fined for Non-Compliance: A Game-Changer in Antitrust Settlements
Mar 21, 2013 CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) presents: Microsoft Fined for Non-Compliance: A Game-Changer […]
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Global: App-makers may start shunning Facebook, turning towards rivals
A new trend is beginning to emerge that may cast yet another shadow over Facebook and its market power. According
2013, Briefing Room Home, Columns, Multi-Sided Platforms Column, Multisided Platforms, Region, World, Year of Publication
A 2012 progress report on The Antitrust Analysis of Multi-Sided Platforms
David Evans, Richard Schmalensee, Nov 13, 2012 Adapted from the Introduction and Conclusions to The Antitrust Analysis of Multi-Sided Platforms
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China: Officials concerned over Android’s overwhelming dominance
China’s Ministry of Industry has released a paper expressing concern over the Android mobile operating system’s dominance in the market,
2013, Agency Conduct, Antitrust Chronicle®, Antitrust Chronicle® 2013, China, Region, Winter 2013, Volume 2, Number 2, Year of Publication
Merger Remedies in China: Past, Present, and Future
Wei Han, Feb 26, 2013 Even though the Anti-Monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China (“AML”) has been in force
2013, Briefing Room Home, Columns, Multi-Sided Platforms Column, Multisided Platforms, Region, World, Year of Publication
Rivals for Attention
David Evans, Feb 14, 2013 There’s an old saying that nothing’s certain but death and taxes. I want to
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US: DOJ not yet sold on acquisition of Motorola’s cable box business
The Department of Justice has reportedly issued second requests to both parties in Arris Group’s planned acquisition of Motorola Home,
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What’s in a Name? Measuring Prominence, and its Impact on Organic Traffic from Search Engines
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Michael R. Baye (Department of Business Economics and Public Policy, Indiana University Kelley School of
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EU/US: For US antitrust activism, Brussels is the place to be
As Washington’s reputation as a “broken” spot for policy-making continues to grow, US lobbyists, activists and organizations are increasingly traveling
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US: Steve Jobs threatened Palm with patent case, wanted no employee-poaching deal
Legal filings that were recently made public suggest that the late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs threatened smartphone manufacturer Palm with
