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The Monopoly Report

Alan Chapell
Google
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Privacy Regulations
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Social Media
United States Federal Trade Commission
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Privacy Sandbox
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China
Data Clean Rooms
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In-depth coverage of big tech's antitrust woes from Marketecture.tv. We are covering the Google search and ad tech trials and everything else happening. Subscribe to our newsletter at monopoly.marketecture.tv

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Professor Daphne Keller joins host Alan Chapell to discuss the implications of the EU Court of Justice decision in Russmedia - demonstrating that "breaking the Internet" is no longer solely the domain of pop stars like Taylor Swift. An expert in plat... more

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Host Alan Chapell welcomes Commissioner Mark Meador of the Federal Trade Commission to talk about the future of conservative antitrust, the importance of protecting kids and the impact of the regulatory environment on the digital media marketplace.

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Peter Craddock joins Alan Chapell to discuss the EU Digital Omnibus proposal - and debate the value of simplification of the digital privacy rules in Europe. Peter views these changes as pragmatic, while Alan is concerned that we’re trading in one s... more

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The Digital Omnibus proposal seeks to upend the EU data protection rules. In part 1 of our coverage, Alan Chapell chats with Dr Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna of the Future of Privacy Forum about what's driving the Digital Omnibus, and whether it is likely ... more

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Recent Guests

Professor Daphne Keller
Legal scholar at Stanford Law School focusing on Internet law, platform regulation, and user rights.
Stanford Law School
Episode: Episode 60: Did the CJEU just break the Internet?
Mark Meador
Commissioner at the Federal Trade Commission and former trial attorney at the Department of Justice.
Federal Trade Commission
Episode: Episode 59: FTC Commissioner Mark Meador on Digital Media Regulatory
Peter Craddock
Partner in data protection at the law firm Keller and Heckman, providing strategic advice on privacy, data protection, AI governance, and e-commerce.
Keller and Heckman
Episode: Episode 58: The EU Digital Omnibus, Part 2: With Peter Craddock
Alan Butler
Executive director and president of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC)
Electronic Privacy Information Center
Episode: Episode 55: A truly EPIC discussion about Apple ATT
Cory Doctorow
Blogger, activist, journalist, and science fiction author, co-editor of Boing Boing.
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Episode: Episode 54: The Enshittification of Everything (including digital media)
James Maroney
Senator from Connecticut, co-chair of the General Law Committee, and involved in privacy legislation.
Connecticut State Government
Episode: Episode 52: State Privacy Law with Senator James Maroney
Patrick McGee
Journalist and author of "Apple in China"
Financial Times
Episode: Episode 51: What does "Apple in China" have to do with the digital media regulatory space?
Jon Leibowitz
Former FTC Chair, attorney who served from 2004 to 2013
Episode: Episode 49: Part 1 - Jon Leibowitz and the FTC's role during the early Google Era
Robert Bateman
Senior Partner at Privacy Partnership, respected voice on data protection, privacy, and AI law.
Privacy Partnership
Episode: Episode 48: The incredible shrinking definition of EU personal data

Host

Alan Chapell
Host and legal expert focused on privacy and regulatory issues involving technology and digital media.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • excellent

    there is nobody better on Privacy than Alan! he is also a talented interviewer and host. give it a listen , you will learn something

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    emaildaniels
    United States3 months ago
  • Adtech Truth

    Perhaps I’m biased as I was a guest, but I’ve listened since episode one — interesting lineup of guests going into the weeds on the economics and privacy implications of advertising.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LordJoeman
    United States4 months ago
  • Pass GO or Go to Jail

    One sided and political at times. I’ll try another download and see if it stays in the player or not.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    BlueIronPrairie
    United Statesa year ago

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#217
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Episode 57: The EU Digital Omnibus with Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna
Q: What are the declared goals of the Digital Omnibus?
The declared goals are to simplify regulatory environments for SMEs and enhance competitiveness in the digital space, particularly for AI.
Episode 57: The EU Digital Omnibus with Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna
Q: Dr. Gabriela, how did you come to take an interest in privacy?
She has two origin stories involving her family's experiences with lack of privacy in Romania during communism and her discovery of data protection law during a moot court competition in law school.
Episode 56: The People of Vermont want privacy too!
Q: How do you create a private right of action?
Priestley suggests that individual harm must be represented and argues that consumers should have rights just as they do in other areas of law, emphasizing the importance of accurate representation in legislation.
Episode 56: The People of Vermont want privacy too!
Q: What are the components of a good privacy law, in your opinion?
Priestley discusses the key components as pillars of rights for consumers including transparency on data use, data minimization, and the right to enforce violations.
Episode 56: The People of Vermont want privacy too!
Q: So how did you get involved in privacy? What's your origin story with all this?
Monique Priestley explains that her interest in technology began in childhood, leading her to take on various tech roles through her education, which sparked her passion for advocating for consumer tech rights.

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What is The Monopoly Report about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast is dedicated to exploring the intricate landscape of antitrust regulation, particularly as it pertains to major technology companies. Episodes often feature discussions surrounding consumer rights, privacy legislation, and the compounding complexities introduced by the digital media landscape. Experts from diverse fields—including legal and government officials—offer insights into contemporary issues such as data protection laws, the implications of regulations like GDPR, and the ongoing debates regarding state versus federal privacy regulations. The unique focus on the intersection between antitrust concerns and the practices of tech giants sets this series apart, providing listeners with a nuanced understanding of these press... more

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2. Mark Meador
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7. Patrick McGee
8. Jon Leibowitz

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