Thibault SchrepelPublished 28 February 2019
Reading suggestions, February 2019
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in February 2019.
Reading list
- Private EnforcementCPI
- Europe Needs Competition More Than Industrial GiantsBloomberg Editorial Board
- Mergers: Commission prohibits Siemens’ proposed acquisition of AlstomEuropean Commission
- This is not a post on Siemens/Alstom – Congratulations to DG Comp (and brace for what’s coming)Alfonso Lamadrid
- Ag Nominee William Barr Is No Friend Of Telecom CompetitionSusan Crawford
- We must protect our ability to transact privately onlineJerry Brito
- Facebook Beefs Up Its Blockchain Efforts With Startup HiresZack Seward
- Facebook seems interested in speeding up blockchain smart contracts—but why?Mike Orcutt
- Encryption, ‘information fiduciaries’ and targeted advertisementsZittrain and Zuckerberg
- Has Facebook been good for the world?Vox
- Apple, The iPhone, And The Innovator’s DilemmaMolly Wood
- Surveillance Capitalism in the Age of the UnprecedentedShoshana Zuboff & Demetri Kofinas
- Amazon’s Next Targets Are Now Clear: Google and FacebookConor Sen
- AR Will Spark The Next Big Tech Platform—Call It MirrorworldKevin Kelly
- Germany’s Facebook Order Will Be Studied by EU, Vestager SaysAoife White & Lenka Ponikelska
- Why Tech Companies Hire So Many EconomistsSusan Athey & Michael Luca
- The Wired Guide To Your Personal Data (And Who Is Using It)Louise Matsakis
- Facebook’s Battle in Germany Is a Thorn in WhatsApp IntegrationAoife White, Stephanie Bodoni & Stefan Nicola
- ‘Right’ Regulation for Facebook?Caron Beaton-Wells & Sam Knox
- Doing double damage: The German competition authority’s Facebook decision manages to undermine both antitrust and data protection lawGeoffrey Manne
- Elinor Ostrom: Women in EconomicsMarginal Revolution University
- Crony CapitalismMichael Munger & Russ Roberts
- Can Big Science Be Too Big?Benedict Carey
- The Decline of Historical ThinkingEric Alterman
- Large teams develop and small teams disrupt science and technologyLingfei Wu, Dashun Wang & James A. Evans
- Purely evidence-based policy doesn’t existLars Peter Hansen
- The gig economy, minimum wages, and unemploymentScott Sumner
- When EU governments are a channel for corporate interestsCorporate Europe Observatory
- Google’s response to Vitalik asking about the “₿” keyboard icon
- Top 15 Best Global Brands Ranking (2000-2018)
- The Most Important Law Review Article You’ll Never Read
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