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Why We Need to Keep Competition Alive

The point of rules and referees isn’t to stop people from winning. It’s to keep the game alive.

We Should Not Endure a King

Antitrust is a political cause, not an economic one

The Music Monopolists

Thinking outside the antitrust box

The Doctrine of Moral Hazard

When it comes to self-preferencing, right wing economists are right: incentives matter.

Not So Prime Day

‘For all that I admire about Jeff Bezos, I can’t get oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller out of my head’

The Revolt Against the 30% Mafia

When did Big Tech gatekeepers from Apple to DoorDash decide they were entitled to a third of the internet’s sales?

Big Tech Has Turned Its Big Guns on Itself

Who needs threats of antitrust when Zuckerberg and Cook are heading towards their own Shakespearean ending

“If we don’t create the thing that kills Facebook, someone else will.”

Those are Mark Zuckerberg’s words, in a little red-orange book handed to new Facebook employees, according to reporter Sarah Frier’s…

“Google isn’t dominant because they broke the law, they are (arguably) breaking the law well after…

Today on his blog Stratechery, Ben Thompson responds to Tim Wu’s criticism from last week that he over-extends the use of his signature…

“Because it has the appearance of rigor, the danger is that you may get the idea that you are…

That’s author and Columbia Law professor Tim Wu, in his review today of the popular business and tech blog Stratechery written by Ben…

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