Thibault SchrepelPublished 31 July 2020
Reading suggestions, July 2020
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in July 2020.
AntitrustBlockchain & artificial intelligenceBig TechEconOther
Antitrust
- Google, Facebook, and Amazon are no platformsThibault Schrepel
- Market adjustments, Competition Law and the Covid-19 PandemicFrédéric Jenny
- Is it an abuse for Apple to embed a camera in its iPhones?Pablo Ibanez Colomo
- Break up Denny’sJohn Harkrider
- Antitrust and Platform MonopolyHerbert Hovenkamp
- Video: Judge Ian Forrester & Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg
- Correcting Common MisperceptionsGeoffrey A. Manne
- Antitrust: What Counts as Consumer Welfare?Herbert Hovenkamp
- Openness and Integrity in AntitrustStavros Makris
- Attention Intermediaries: Regulatory Options and their Institutional ImplicationsGiorgio Monti
- CPI – Roundtable 2Picker, Wright, Baker, Fox, Crane, Wong-Ervin, Soven, Akman & Newman
Blockchain & artificial intelligence
- Why Ethereum isn’t monopoly money—or for monopoliesJeff Benson
- Video: Blockchain Code as AntitrustVitalik Buterin & Thibault Schrepel
- A dialogue between Darwin and a blockchainThibault Schrepel
- Online Gaming, Blockchain, and ForteJosh Williams & Russ Roberts
- OpenAI’s GPT-3 may be the biggest thing since bitcoin??!!
- OpenAI Technologyhave a look at all the demos!
- Crypto communities as legal ordersCatalina Goanta & Marieke Hopman
- Stanford Journal of Blockchain Law & Policy – Vol. 3, No. 2
- Alibaba leads blockchain patent raceForkast
- The Robots Are ComingRoland Vogl
- The Robots Are ComingMark Lemley
- How a Bitcoin dev hub is building a future for free softwareColin Harper
- A plan to redesign the internet could make apps that no one controlsWill Douglas Heaven
- Chinese courts use blockchain-based electronic seals to secure propertiesYogita Khatri
- OpenAI’s new language generator GPT-3 is shockingly good—and completely mindlessWill Douglas Heaven
- The amount of value locked in DeFi just hit $4 billionMathew Di Salvo
- So Much for the Decentralized InternetIan Bogost
- Bank of Japan explores prospects of a digital YenLiam Frost
- Cryptocurrency Regulations Around The WorldComply Advantage
Big Tech
- Regulating technologyBenedict Evans
- How Big Tech Makes Their BillionsOmri Wallach
- On the Origin of Platforms: An Evolutionary PerspectiveDirk Auer
- The Techlash Is A MythAlec Stapp
- Attention Intermediaries: Regulatory Options and their Institutional ImplicationsGiorgio Monti
- Star Critic of Big Tech Has Side Gig Working for Amazon, AppleDavid McLaughlin
- Platforms, Ecosystems, and AggregatorsBen Thompson & Patrick O’Shaughnessy
Econ
- 10 Types of Innovation: The Art of Discovering a Breakthrough ProductJeff Desjardins
- Ronald H. Coase: Chicago School or Virginia School Economist?Rosolino Candela
- Economists Top 1002020
- Statement by Jeff Bezos to the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary
- Sectoral Digital Intensity and GDP Growth After a Large Employment ShockGallipoli & Makridis
- America’s Innovation Engine Is SlowingCaleb Watney
- The UK has badly missed the mark on how to regulate Big TechSam Bowman
- Amazon, Antitrust, and Private Label GoodsAlec Stapp
- Price Competition and the Use of ConsumerBrian C. Albrecht
- DG Comp annual report
- Department of Justice And Federal Trade Commission Issue New Vertical Merger Guidelines
- General Court, Infineon vs. European CommissionCase T‑758/14
- General Court, Apple vs. European CommissionT-778/16
Other
- Window Swap
- Margrethe Vestager: the star commissioner brought down to earthFleming, Brunsden & Espinoza
- A Letter on Justice and Open Debate
- Should We Cancel Aristotle?Agnes Callard
- How Harvard’s Star Computer-Science Professor Built a Distance-Learning EmpireEren Orbey
- Hundreds of universities will shutterScott Galloway
- As the Revolving Door SwingsHal Singer
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