Tag: Bundling

By: Jarod Bona (The Antitrust Attorney) Yes, sometimes “tying” violates the antitrust laws. Whether you arrive at the tying-arrangement issue from the perspective of the...

This note examines bundling where a firm sells content or a service and, in the process, buys the customer’s attention or data. For example,...

As dominant platforms offer related services and expand into adjacent markets, there are serious concerns for anticompetitive tying that may serve to extend their...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Competition and Vertical/Agglomeration Effects in Media Mergers: Bagging Bundle Benefits By Bronwyn E. Howell (Victoria University of Wellington) & Petrus...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Tying and Bundling Involving Standard-Essential Patents By Koren W. Wong-Ervin, Evan Hicks & Ariel Slonim (George Mason University) Abstract:  Competition agencies...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Comment of the Global Antitrust Institute, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University, on the Proposed Revisions to the...

By Agustín Díaz-Pinés & João Vareda - In this article, the authors discuss the reasons why firms in the telecoms sector bundle and the impact on...

By Warren Grimes - It is difficult to find consistency in the U.S. Justice Department’s (“Antitrust Division”) responses to the wave of telecommunications mergers. AT&T was barred from...

In this issue: Treatment of Single-Product and Bundled Rebates in the EC Laurent Geelhand, Johanne Peyre, Jun 10, 2008 Michelin welcomes the European Commission's will to correct...

In our Autumn 2012 Journal, we present a Symposium on Tying, a Colloquium on Media Plurality, and a special article on the risks of...