There’s a growing chorus of U.S. politicians, antitrust scholars and consumer watchdogs calling for stricter antitrust treatment of Amazon, Google, Facebook and other tech giants. Some even say they should be broken up. Most recently, U.S. lawmakers launched a sweeping review to determine if these companies have become so big and powerful that they are stifling competition and harming consumers, while federal regulators are also gearing up to take action. But, when it comes to whether Silicon Valley giants are abusing their market power, size is only part of the problem
The modern antitrust enterprise finds itself under attack. Critics complain that enforcement agencie...
This Article contends that there is an emergent bipartisan consensus that Big Tech has grown too pow...
The rise of large, market-concentrating technology firms like Amazon, Inc. is driving commentators, ...
Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google have affected the way that billions of people live their lives—t...
The U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission, and several states attorneys general have ...
There is no topic in regulatory policy that is more pressing and more controversial than what to do ...
It is unquestionable that the companies that hold the public eye today are mostly from the technolog...
Attacks on Amazon, Google, and Facebook have tended to ignore a key lesson of the theory of monopoli...
Today’s Big Five digital platforms aren’t the first tech giants to bristle at government scrutiny. L...
American competition policy has four big problems: Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google. These compan...
A growing concern in U.S. antitrust circles has been the set of challenges posed by Big Tech—large t...
The United States has been battling monopolies for quite some. The first antitrust law passed is the...
Social networks are among the hottest phenomena on the Internet. Facebook eclipsed Google as the mos...
In this chapter, I argue that it is impossible to trust the Big Tech companies, in an ethically impo...
The growth of large digital platforms has caused some observers to claim that merger policy has been...
The modern antitrust enterprise finds itself under attack. Critics complain that enforcement agencie...
This Article contends that there is an emergent bipartisan consensus that Big Tech has grown too pow...
The rise of large, market-concentrating technology firms like Amazon, Inc. is driving commentators, ...
Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google have affected the way that billions of people live their lives—t...
The U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission, and several states attorneys general have ...
There is no topic in regulatory policy that is more pressing and more controversial than what to do ...
It is unquestionable that the companies that hold the public eye today are mostly from the technolog...
Attacks on Amazon, Google, and Facebook have tended to ignore a key lesson of the theory of monopoli...
Today’s Big Five digital platforms aren’t the first tech giants to bristle at government scrutiny. L...
American competition policy has four big problems: Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google. These compan...
A growing concern in U.S. antitrust circles has been the set of challenges posed by Big Tech—large t...
The United States has been battling monopolies for quite some. The first antitrust law passed is the...
Social networks are among the hottest phenomena on the Internet. Facebook eclipsed Google as the mos...
In this chapter, I argue that it is impossible to trust the Big Tech companies, in an ethically impo...
The growth of large digital platforms has caused some observers to claim that merger policy has been...
The modern antitrust enterprise finds itself under attack. Critics complain that enforcement agencie...
This Article contends that there is an emergent bipartisan consensus that Big Tech has grown too pow...
The rise of large, market-concentrating technology firms like Amazon, Inc. is driving commentators, ...