Tag: Microsoft
Sep-07(1) & (2)
In this issue:
The Court of First Instance's Decision in Microsoft
Sep 14, 2007
Background on: Microsoft v. Commission of the European Communities
Background, case history...
Microsoft v. European Commission: Sounds Good In Theory But . ....
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Robert O'Donoghue, Sep 20, 2007
Few cases in the annals of antitrust law have...
CPI 4(1)
A Colloquy on the CFI's Judgment in Microsoft
Eleanor Fox, Apr 24, 2008
Microsoft (EC) and Duty to Deal: Exceptionality and the Transatlantic Divide
This article examines...
Merger Control in China: Understanding MOFCOM’s Unique Approach
May 29, 2014
CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Zhang (Global Economics Group) presents:
Merger Control in China: Understanding MOFCOM’s Unique Approach - Sébastien J. Evrard...
Bundling and Tying: Should Regulators Use the Per Se Approach or...
Sonia Di Giannatale, Alexander Elbittar, Dec 20, 2012
A firm that practices tying in the United States can be committing a per se violation of...
The Next Big Thing
Allen Grunes, Dec 12, 2012
Pop quiz: What do antitrust cases involving the leading PC operating system, a national association's rules about real estate listings,...
Fines for Abuse of Dominance in “High Tech” Markets
Benoit Durand, Andreas Reindl, Oct 01, 2012
Blockbuster fines have become a trademark of European Commission abuse of dominance cases. Intel's EUR 1 billion fine...
Competition Policy and Property Rights
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John Vickers, Jun 30, 2009
One of the most controversial questions in current competition...
Competition and Innovation Policy
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Philip Lowe, Jul 12, 2008
Innovation and competition go hand in hand. Innovative markets...
The Thirteenth Chime of the Clock
R. Hewitt Pate, Apr 24, 2008
Few judgments of the European Court of First Instance (CFI) have attracted as much attention or controversy as the...
