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In this month’s Open Markets newsletter: Did Amazon really buy all book supplies for Christmas? EU focuses on data sharing by Big Tech US Department…
Columbus and Cabot were the first attempted monopolists – hoping to gain a share of all world trade. They failed. In this issue we examine…
The 2017 Conservative general election manifesto promised social media regulation. Their government produced an Online Harms White Paper which has been out for consultation. Former…
In this month’s Open Markets Outlook: Competition regulators seem to be finding the grit to take on monopoly power. Is it enough? The new chair of…
In this paper, competition lawyer Tim Cowen explains why effective competition policy forms an important part of our democratic governance, why current approaches are proving…
This post is taken from our new Open Markets newsletter… Judging by the political noises emerging on both sides of the Atlantic, Facebook has appointed…
In this month’s Open Markets newsletter: Has Facebook hired Nick Clegg too late to save them? As pressure in the US Congress grows and as…
In this issue of our Open Markets Outlook: As a new Congress is inaugurated, there is hope that action on tech monopolies may finally take…
For the last couple of decades, the question has raged as to who would win the media wars: content providers or media platforms that can…
In this first issue of Open Markets Outlook, our newsletter on competition policy and entrepreneurship, we introduce the series and look at concerns and developments…
Have supposed liberals become the most illiberal of all? The latest fracas happened at Google. An employee published a note arguing that women and men…