Fall 2024
The Network Law Review publishes four issues a year. Articles go online one by one and are gathered by season. This issue closed with 7 publications.
Contents
Newest first28 October 2024
From Theory to Practice: Computing ‘Innovation Competition’ in Antitrust
This short piece serves as an introduction to Thibault Schrepel & Teodora Groza’s working paper entitled “Computing Innovation Competition” available here.
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21 October 2024
Big Tech Acquisitions And The Ghost Products
Over the last two decades, the largest digital platforms have experienced incredible growth, reaching millions of users, developing many new products and technologies, and collecting enormous profits. This process builds upon both internal and external growth.
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18 October 2024
How IP Rights Create Competition in E-commerce
In the offline economy, IP was often seen as creating or protecting monopoly; in online commerce it frequently makes competition possible.
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14 October 2024
Antitrust Antidote: June-September 2024
Jeremy Sandford and Koren W. Wong-Ervin
In re: NFL “Sunday Ticket” Antitrust Litig. (C.D.Cal August 2024) Classes of commercial and residential subscribers to NFL Sunday Ticket sued the NFL and its teams, asserting antitrust harm relating to the NFL’s bundling of out-of-market games, i.e., those not involving a team local to a given…
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7 October 2024
Latin Antitrust Chronicles: July – September 2024
Marcela Mattiuzzo, Carlos Ragazzo and Bruna Cataldo
Automotive Cartel Investigation: CADE Focuses on Exchange of Sensitive Information Facts CADE is currently investigating prominent automakers–Audi AG, BMW AG, Porsche AG, Mercedes-Benz Group AG, and Volkswagen AG– who are accused of engaging in anticompetitive behavior in the international market…
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2 October 2024
New Insights into the Evolution of Judicial Standards in U.S. Merger Cases
Monday-morning assessments of merger trial outcomes are a frequent occurrence. Proponents of a particular merger that gets successfully blocked in court often contend that the ruling reflects a judiciary that has become overzealous in its interpretation of the Clayton Act’s prohibition on mergers…
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24 September 2024
Memes and Myths of Antitrust
A meme is a useful cognitive device: it compresses complex information into a simple structure for easy transmission from person to person. But compression implies a loss of detail and nuance. To put it another way, memes can be a substitute for careful inquiry.
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