Privacy, Antitrust, and Big Tech
The Marketplace of Ideas
Should privacy be a goal of antitrust? To what extent do firms compete over privacy? And how does privacy regulation impact competition?
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US Supreme Court Roundup of the 2019-2020 Term
The Marketplace of Ideas
On Thursday, July 23 the Law & Economics Center hosted a panel discussion titled, “US Supreme Court Roundup: Civil Justice and Other Economics-Related Issues from the 2019-2020 Term.” Listen in as our panel of experts provide analysis on some of the most important decisions released by the Court across its past term from the LEC’s recent “US Supreme Court Roundup” webinar.
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EU vs. US: Competing Approaches to Antitrust and Innovation
The Marketplace of Ideas
In the face of new digital technologies, including the cloud and mobile devices, are the EU and the US so different in their competition laws? Whose influence has reached farther across other foreign jurisdictions, and how high are the stakes?
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A Conversation with FTC Commissioner Noah Phillips on Privacy, Remedies, and Rulemaking
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Listen is as James Cooper and FTC Commissioner Noah Phillips discuss a range of issues currently facing the Federal Trade Commission, including the FTC’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic to the intersection between privacy and antitrust.
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Tort Liability for Businesses During COVID-19
The Marketplace of Ideas
In our June 2020 webinar co-sponsored with Scalia Law’s C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State panelists delve into questions regarding tort liability for businesses during COVID-19.
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The Fundamentals of the Marijuana Economy
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Join us for this episode of The Marketplace of Ideas as we take you back to our October Symposium on the Law & Economics of Marijuana Legalization to hear George Mason University Professor of Law Sean O’Connor discuss the “Fundamentals of the Marijuana Economy.”
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The Future of Competition Enforcement: Keynote Remarks by Bernard Nigro
The Marketplace of Ideas
This past February, panelists at the George Mason Law Review’s Twenty-Third Annual Antitrust Symposium explored the robust debate surrounding the direction of antitrust law.
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Balancing Privacy and Public Health in the COVID-19 Era
The Marketplace of Ideas
Listen in as experts from our May 14th webinar on “Balancing Privacy and Public Health in the COVID-19 Era” discuss the legitimate privacy concerns of contract tracing solutions, and offer guidance for policymakers.
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Is EU Privacy Regulation Being Exported to the US?
The Marketplace of Ideas
In this episode of The Marketplace of Ideas, hear Federal Trade Commissioner Noah Philips address this question and more in his keynote from our Program on Economics & Privacy briefing held in December 2019 in Washington, DC.
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The Supreme Court Case that Never Was: Nebraska and Oklahoma vs. Colorado
The Marketplace of Ideas
In our last episode you heard panelists from our 2019 Symposium on the Law & Economics of Marijuana Legalization discuss the challenges of an industry that is decriminalized within a state, but not at the federal level.
info_outlineAs states begin to reopen, both businesses and consumers face uncertainty about the spread of COVID-19 and its effect on daily life.
In this new era, should laws be drafted that limit or expand rules of tort liability in order to address the unique risks of operating business during a public health crisis?
In our June 2020 webinar co-sponsored with Scalia Law’s C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State panelists delve into questions regarding tort liability for businesses during COVID-19.