
Exploring Solutions to Monopoly Problems
Following forty years of laissez-faire antitrust enforcement and industry consolidation, the White House is considering a fundamental rethink of how to interpret, enforce, and rewrite antitrust law, and many questions remain unanswered for the antitrust community.
On the heels of federal and state litigation against Google and Facebook, is Amazon next? Wil... more
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When you signed up for Disney+, you probably signed away your right to sue Disney. Most Americans have — buried in the terms and conditions of many apps is a legal clause called forced arbitration, and it's become corporate America's get-out-of-court... more
In this episode of Second Request, Executive Editor Teddy Downey sits down with Dr. Courtney Radsch to discuss her new paper examining content licensing relationships between publishers and artificial intelligence firms. Together, the two look at how... more
Is the Live Nation-Ticketmaster era finally over?
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Love how this podcast dives deep into monopoly and problems of corporate power
As the title implies, this is an in-depth look into antitrust and how its enforcement is being transformed. The guests provide invaluable perspectives.
Great podcast to follow if you’re interested in understanding how the concentration of market power impacts industries and society in ways both big and small. Each episode thus far has featured a different speaker so the topics and perspectives are fresh and different for every program. The guests also do a good job of breaking down more complicated topics and showing their real-world implications in easy-to-follow language and terminology.
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The discussion centers on antitrust policy, enforcement trajectories, and the evolving dynamics of market power across industries from entertainment and tech to housing and finance. Episodes frequently feature high-profile legal experts, policymakers, analysts, and investigative reporters who dissect mega-deals, regulatory remedies, and the practical implications for competition, consumers, and public welfare. A recurring strength is the insider perspective on enforcement strategies, market definitions, and the real-world effects of concentration, making it valuable for listeners who want rigorous, policy-forward analysis and actionable insights for sponsorships or partnerships with decision-makers in law, policy, and business strategy.
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