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Our Curious Amalgam

American Bar Association
Antitrust Law
Competition Law
Privacy Law
Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Protection
Cryptocurrency
Consumer Protection Law
Data Protection Law
Section 8
Data Protection
Competition In Canada
Biden Administration
U.S. Merger Remedies
Antitrust
Canadian Bureau Of Competition
Most Favored Nations
European Commission
Interlocking Directorates
Merger Clearance
Semiconductors

Our Curious Amalgam explores topics in antitrust, competition, consumer protection, data protection, and privacy law around the world with leading experts in those areas. It is an amalgam because it is a group of diverse topics all in one place. It is curious because it gets the experts and asks them in-depth questions.

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Latest Episodes

Antitrust lawyers by day, rock stars by night. Who are the members of Side Hustle, the Antitrust Law Section’s unofficial house band? They include prominent members of the antitrust law community, with more than a century of combined experience worki... more

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Why does the U.S. have two antitrust enforcement agencies—and how do they really differ in practice? In this episode, Puja Patel and Barry Nigro are joined by Debbie Majoras, former FTC Chair and former Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the DOJ An... more

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Innovation is central to long-term economic welfare and deserves greater emphasis in antitrust policy. But can U.S. antitrust law be reshaped to be more innovation-centric? Professor Richard Gilbert joins hosts Anora Wang and Panos Dimitrellos to exa... more

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Merger control regulators in the EU and around the world continue to focus on killer acquisitions. But is this concern justified in the digital sector? Professor Nicolas Petit, a leading competition law academic, joins Matthew Hall and Blair Matthews... more

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Recent Guests

Debbie Majoras
Former Chair of the FTC and Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the DOJ
Procter & Gamble
Episode: #343 FTC v. DOJ: Who Wore It Better?
Professor Richard Gilbert
Emeritus Distinguished Professor of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley and a leading scholar in innovation and antitrust policy.
University of California, Berkeley
Episode: #342 Can Antitrust Be More Innovation-Centric? An Economic Conversation With Professor Richard Gilbert
Professor Nicolas Petit
Professor of Competition Law at the Department of Law of the European University Institute
European University Institute
Episode: #341 How Should Killer Acquisitions Be Assessed? A Discussion With Professor Nicolas Petit
Kieran Gostin
Partner at Wilkinson Stekloff and top merger trial lawyer
Wilkinson Stekloff
Episode: #340 How Do You Win (and Not Lose) a Merger Trial?
Michael Kades
Partner at the Nachawati Law Group and former Deputy Assistant Attorney General for the DOJ's Antitrust Division
Nachawati Law Group
Episode: #339 How Do Presidents Shape Antitrust? The Oval Office and the Enforcement Pendulum
Candice Kloes
A lawyer in the Toronto Office of Borden Ladner Gervais, specializing in advertising, consumer protection, and regulatory law.
Borden Ladner Gervais
Episode: #338 How Clean Are Your Claims? Understanding the New Anti-Greenwashing Amendments to Canada’s Competition Act
Peter Camesasca
Brussels-based competition lawyer with his own firm, experienced in all aspects of EU competition law.
Episode: #337 What Are the Risks of a Minority Shareholding? The European Commission’s Decision in Delivery Hero/Glovo
Dr. Paul Eliason
Associate Professor of Economics at the David Eccles School of Business, University of Utah, and a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research.
University of Utah
Episode: #336 What Are the Risks of Serial Acquisitions? Empirical Evidence From the Dialysis Industry
Ashley Latham
A lawyer at Linklaters in New York with experience in white collar criminal defense and investigations.
Linklaters
Episode: #335 Are You Ready To Respond? Developments in Competition Law Dawn Raids

Hosts

Matthew Hall
Host specializing in antitrust law and competition issues.
Alicia Downey
Host with expertise in antitrust law and consumer protection.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 70 ratings
  • Enjoying the depth of this podcast greatly.

    Thanks and please keep up with the good work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Xy bububu
    United States4 years ago
  • Do not write as you record

    I’m not sure if you’re aware, but your pencil comes through very clearly and annoyingly as your guest is speaking. Fan of what y’all are doing, as a whole.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Austin flake
    United States4 years ago
  • So-so

    Interesting topics, but needs better interviewers. The interviewers sound awkward and don’t ask very good questions. They rarely press the speaker with anything challenging.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Curio25
    United States4 years ago
  • Loving the podcast

    I adore the podcast! I think you guys are doing a wonderful job! I’m hoping to work on anti-trust myself one day and this podcast if giving me amazing entail on the subject matter! Thank you! And even if I don’t agree with all opinions presented I still appreciate them a lot!

    It’s professional, on new and update topics, and with very interesting and educated guests! I’d call this the whole package!

    PS: please add more European related issues 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    z2604
    Germany5 years ago
  • Loving the podcast

    I adore the podcast! I think you guys are doing a wonderful job! I’m hoping to work on anti-trust myself one day and this podcast if giving me amazing entail on the subject matter! Thank you! And even if I don’t agree with all opinions presented I still appreciate them a lot!

    It’s professional, on new and update topics, and with very interesting and educated guests! I’d call this the whole package!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    z2604
    Germany5 years ago

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The content is seen as informative and well-produced, appealing to both experts and those new to antitrust topics.
The humor and presentation style of the hosts are well-received, enhancing listener enjoyment.
Feedback indicates that while some find the discussions engaging, others desire a more refined interview style.
Listeners appreciate the depth and insight provided by the expert guests and hosts.

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#153
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#85
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#97
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#199
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#203
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#8
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#343 FTC v. DOJ: Who Wore It Better?
Q: What role did you see the minority commissioners play?
Being in the minority, I think people who are in the minority feel a certain responsibility to make sure that opposing views are being aired, even if they aren't the views that rule the day.
#343 FTC v. DOJ: Who Wore It Better?
Q: How have you thought about that issue and some of the differences in terms of approach that the agencies take, depending on whether something ends up at the FTC or DOJ?
The first thing I would say is that there's no way that any result or even process should come about because of different standards at the agency.
#342 Can Antitrust Be More Innovation-Centric? An Economic Conversation With Professor Richard Gilbert
Q: How do we measure innovation effects in antitrust cases?
Measuring innovation effects is challenging as compared to price effects, but courts will need to consider them particularly during the remedy phase of antitrust cases.
#342 Can Antitrust Be More Innovation-Centric? An Economic Conversation With Professor Richard Gilbert
Q: Why should innovation, which is a dynamic and forward-looking factor, play a more central role in antitrust enforcement today?
Innovation can significantly impact economic growth compared to price changes, yet traditional antitrust has focused more on static price effects rather than the dynamic benefits of innovation.
#341 How Should Killer Acquisitions Be Assessed? A Discussion With Professor Nicolas Petit
Q: What are your concerns about the bluntness or rigor of these three tests?
My main concern is the diversity in how firms disclose their competition or the lack of detailed data available for analysis.

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The content features an engaging exploration of various themes surrounding antitrust, competition law, consumer protection, and data privacy. Episodes often include detailed discussions with leading experts who provide insights into recent developments and trends in these fields. Noteworthy topics include analysis of merger trials, the implications of greenwashing laws, and the evolving landscape of competition enforcement globally. The diverse array of subjects and expert contributions likely makes this a valuable resource for professionals, students, and anyone interested in the intricate dynamics of market regulation. Listeners can expect a mix of academic rigor and accessible commentary that caters to both industry veterans and newcomer... more

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2. Professor Richard Gilbert
3. Professor Nicolas Petit
4. Kieran Gostin
5. Michael Kades
6. Candice Kloes
7. Peter Camesasca
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