Tag: Data Privacy

The European Union's executive body and the United States have agreed on a deal allowing the safe flow of data across the transatlantic divide,...

Technology is advancing at a rapid pace and at the forefront of this evolution is artificial intelligence (“AI”) and the metaverse. AI systems have...

Data-driven platforms collect and commercialize users’ data through advertisements or by selling the data to other third part providers. This practice raises the question...

By Erika Douglas This article considers a new justification being invoked by defendants in rule of reason cases—the need to protect consumer data privacy. It...

By Matthew Sipe (University of Baltimore) The increasingly prominent New Brandeis movement in antitrust law hopes, among other policy goals, to use authority over competition...

Dear Readers, Privacy is one of the key policy issues of our time. The shift to a digital economy has brought about fundamental changes to...

Below, we have provided the full transcript of our panel discussion Reforming India’s Competition Act: Considerations & Best Practices. Read below to see the...

Zero-price goods and services potentially create a problem for regulators interested in crafting monetary remedies that are deterrent, efficient, and inexpensive to implement in...

Klobuchar (Democrat - Minnesota) has teamed up with a bipartisan group of senators, including Sens. John Kennedy (Republican - Louisiana), Joe Manchin (Democrat -...

By Felicity McMahon & William Georgiou (Allens)1   I. Introduction Concern from consumers, businesses, governments and antitrust regulators about the growing power of digital platforms, their increasing...