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Another edition of Blog o' Blog is here!As always, we have trawled our favorite blogs, authors, and orgs. and selected a...
22/11/2024

Another edition of Blog o' Blog is here!

As always, we have trawled our favorite blogs, authors, and orgs. and selected a few of the most useful, insightful, entertaining or unusual articles on Antitrust and competition law from around the web. Take a moment to catch up with recent developments -- and don't forget to share your own writings with us ;-)

Featuring pieces from:
John Eichlin, Doug Tween & Ashley Latham (Taborda) (Linklaters)
Rajiv Khanna (Norton Rose Fulbright)
Johan Ysewyn, Rolf Ali, Alessandro Cogoni & María Micolau Martí (Covington & Burling LLP)
George Mastoris & Artem Khrapko (Winston & Strawn LLP/Competition Corner)
Jon Dubrow, Raymond Jacobsen, Jr., Lisa (Peterson) Rumin, Ryan Tisch, Noah Feldman Greene, Graham Hyman & Marisa (Reese) Poncia (McDermott Will & Emery)
Sara Benson, Kenneth L. Racowski & David Kully (Holland & Knight LLP)
Nicole Araujo (African Antitrust/Primerio )
Anthony Ojukwu & Stijn Huijts (The Thicket/GERADIN PARTNERS)
Sabri Siraj (The Antitrust Attorney/Bona Law PC)
Harry Robins, David Brenneman, Josh Goodman, Qian (Susan) Zhu, Damos Anderson, Bernard (Bernie) Archbold & John Ceccio (Morgan Lewis)
Robert Klotz & Lucia Rama (Steptoe LLP)



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Creators of AI models have collected copyrighted works, used those copyrighted works to train their models, and then gen...
22/11/2024

Creators of AI models have collected copyrighted works, used those copyrighted works to train their models, and then generated copyrighted output from those models. As of publication, copyright holders have filed 34 lawsuits, yet no court has issued a ruling on the merits of those claims. As authors Yar Chaikovsky, Jordan Coyle, Woenho Chung & Amir Jabbari (White & Case LLP) discuss here, this leaves both litigants and eager spectators of these cases wondering, among other things: where might copyright infringement liability attach?



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In this article, authors Luke Froeb & Mike Vita look back at the AT&T/Time Warner (WarnerMedia) vertical merger challeng...
21/11/2024

In this article, authors Luke Froeb & Mike Vita look back at the AT&T/Time Warner (WarnerMedia) vertical merger challenge and its aftermath, to derive five lessons for vertical merger enforcement from the arguments presented at trial, the court’s reasoning, and the subsequent voluntary dissolution of the transaction...



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The 2017 FTC’s “Merger Remedies 2006-2012″ study is the most comprehensive evaluation of remedies conducted to date. A c...
20/11/2024

The 2017 FTC’s “Merger Remedies 2006-2012″ study is the most comprehensive evaluation of remedies conducted to date. A close look by Antitrust Chronicle contributor John Kwoka (Northeastern University) however, reveals a number of substantial weaknesses of its methodology that undercut its stated conclusions...



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In this new edition of the TechREG Chronicle, contributor Daryl Lim (Penn State University) explores the regulatory fram...
20/11/2024

In this new edition of the TechREG Chronicle, contributor Daryl Lim (Penn State University) explores the regulatory frameworks governing generative AI platforms, focusing on two primary models: notification-based systems, exemplified by the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”), and permission-based systems, as seen in the European Union’s AI Act....

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Remedies are a critical part of merger enforcement and policy. Despite this, current policy on merger remedies lacks coh...
15/11/2024

Remedies are a critical part of merger enforcement and policy. Despite this, current policy on merger remedies lacks coherence and certain features work against the broader goal of vigorous merger enforcement that promotes competition and protects consumers. In this article, Antitrust Chronicle contributor Diana Moss (Progressive Policy Institute) explains why merger remedies, especially divestitures, are in disarray....



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Merger remedies are a crucial part of antitrust enforcement. When designed and implemented effectively, they should full...
14/11/2024

Merger remedies are a crucial part of antitrust enforcement. When designed and implemented effectively, they should fully restore competition lost through an otherwise anticompetitive merger. However, some are concerned that current policies and practices surrounding merger remedies, especially divestitures, are inadequate. The authors in this Antitrust Chronicle share their insights on this subject, exploring the challenges, misconceptions and trends surrounding this vital aspect of competition regulation. With contributions from:

Diana Moss (Progressive Policy Institute)
John Kwoka (Northeastern University)
Luke Froeb (Vanderbilt University) & Mike Vita
Mark MacCarthy (Georgetown University)
Jonathan L. Rubin (MoginRubin LLP)



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The significance of the Loper Bright decision on the power of federal administrative agencies has appropriately received...
13/11/2024

The significance of the Loper Bright decision on the power of federal administrative agencies has appropriately received a great deal of attention since its release. As authors David Kully, Lynn Calkins & Kenneth L. Racowski (Holland & Knight LLP) elaborate in this Antitrust Chronicle, the impact of the decision on regulatory interpretations and enforcement is likely to play out over the coming several years as businesses challenge applicable regulations...



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From the Blogosphere:With the implementation of the EU's Travel Rule for Cryptocurrencies, non-compliant deposits have b...
12/11/2024

From the Blogosphere:
With the implementation of the EU's Travel Rule for Cryptocurrencies, non-compliant deposits have become an unavoidable challenge. As author Lana Schwartzman - CAMS, CCFC, CRC, NB-TRFC (Notabene) presents in this blog post, these situations can arise from various scenarios, all of which beneficiary CASPs must be prepared to handle...



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The Supreme Court’s overruling of Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council has been controversial, but ...
01/11/2024

The Supreme Court’s overruling of Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council has been controversial, but whether and how this will affect antitrust is unclear. In this piece for the Antitrust Chronicle, author Alexander 'Sasha' Volokh (Emory University School of Law) argues that this is welcome news from a rule-of-law and separation-of-powers standpoint, and a good bulwark against future lawless agency action...



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From the Blogosphere:Competition policymakers face challenges in regulating the digital sector, especially when it comes...
31/10/2024

From the Blogosphere:
Competition policymakers face challenges in regulating the digital sector, especially when it comes to large digital ecosystems and the characteristics that encourage high market concentration, rapid growth through mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and high levels of innovation. In this piece, author Diana Moss (Progressive Policy Institute) shows how these issues explain much of the difficulty competition policy has historically encountered within the digital space...



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Panelists will analyze recent cases and policy developments, such as the DMA, Japan mobile bill, and UK DMCC. The panel ...
30/10/2024

Panelists will analyze recent cases and policy developments, such as the DMA, Japan mobile bill, and UK DMCC. The panel will draw lessons from these cases and policy developments, discussing what works and what doesn’t in terms of promoting competition and consumer welfare in mobile ecosystems. Finally, the panel will discuss future directions for regulation and antitrust enforcement in mobile ecosystems, including potential new approaches and challenges.



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