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FTC launches probe into ‘Big Tech censorship’

FTC · United States

FTC launches probe into ‘Big Tech censorship’

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Stop Blaming Rising Egg Prices on Market Power

United States · United States

Stop Blaming Rising Egg Prices on Market Power

Egg prices are in the news again. Policy responses will likely follow. But not all policy responses make sense. Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently highlighted empty egg shelves and skyrocketing prices, calling for an investigation into potential market manipulation. While his concerns about the egg industry’s supply chain deserve attention, basic ... Stop Blaming Rising Egg Prices on Market PowerSee the Story

The Only Thing Worse Than Tariffs Is Non-Tariffs

Donald Trump · United States

The Only Thing Worse Than Tariffs Is Non-Tariffs

Well, you’ve gotta hand it to President Donald Trump. Trade policy is the topic du jour, with tariffs and tariff threats grabbing most of the headlines. When Trump announced 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, my neighbor rushed out to replace her refrigerator, fearing rising prices. The small slice of the population with a “Principles of Economics” textbook on their bookshelf looked up the chapter on tariffs, read a few paragraphs, shut…See the Story

The FTC Shouldn't Turn Back the Clock on Merger Analysis

FTC · United States

The FTC Shouldn't Turn Back the Clock on Merger Analysis

In a recent memo to staff of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Chairman Andrew Ferguson explained that they should continue using the merger guidelines that the FTC and U.S. Justice Department Antitrust Division adopted jointly in 2023. Ferguson’s memo noted that “the clear lesson of history is that we should prize stability” in merger policy. ... The FTC Shouldn’t Turn Back the Clock on Merger AnalysisSee the Story

Are Trump’s Tariffs A Blessing in Disguise for Europe's Tech Sector?

Donald Trump · Washington

Are Trump’s Tariffs A Blessing in Disguise for Europe's Tech Sector?

Less than a month has passed since President Donald Trump’s inauguration, but it is already clear that tariffs will be central to his administration’s economic policy and geopolitical strategy. Following an initial round of tariff threats against Mexico and Canada, and hiked tariffs on China, Trump is setting his sights on new targets—the European Union chief among them. Most recently, Trump declared that he will treat value-added taxes (VAT) li…See the Story

Title I for All: The Wall Street Journal Pushes for Broadcast Deregulation

Donald Trump · United States

Title I for All: The Wall Street Journal Pushes for Broadcast Deregulation

In a recent editorial, the Wall Street Journal took President Donald Trump to task over threats to yank CBS’ broadcast license on grounds that 60 Minutes’ editing of a 2024 interview with Kamala Harris amounted to “election fraud.” The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has opened a docket, including an invitation for public comment, to investigate a claim filed by the Center for American Rights that echoes the president’s charges. While th…See the Story

Promoting Competition, Not Regulation, Is Key to US AI Leadership

Artificial Intelligence · United States

Promoting Competition, Not Regulation, Is Key to US AI Leadership

Artificial intelligence is commanding headlines. In the first week of his second term, President Donald Trump rescinded the Biden administration’s October 2023 executive order on AI; issued a new, less-regulatory AI executive order; and announced the $500 billion “Stargate” joint venture on AI infrastructure, involving Oracle, OpenAI, and Softbank. That same week, the Chinese AI firm DeepSeek announced a new AI large language model (LLM) that wa…See the Story

Can You Actually Keep Kids Off Social Media Without Age Verification?

Social Media · United States

Can You Actually Keep Kids Off Social Media Without Age Verification?

Children’s online safety is back on the agenda with the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee’s recent markup of the Kids Off Social Media Act (KOSMA). That bill would make social-media platforms liable for allowing kids under age 13 to create or maintain a profile. But it’s worth considering whether KOSMA could possibly be effective if kids ... Can You Actually Keep Kids Off Social Media Without Age Verification?See the Story

US Biomedical Leadership Threatened by NIH Licensing Guidelines

Innovation · United States

US Biomedical Leadership Threatened by NIH Licensing Guidelines

New licensing guidelines issued by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) at the end of the Biden administration could undermine American innovation in the biomedical field—a sector in which the United States has long been the world leader. In a period of growing international competition, including threats from China, the Trump administration may want to closely examine and consider rescinding the new NIH guidelines. Background: The Bayh-Dole …See the Story

The Credit Card Anti-Competition Act

Illinois · Illinois

The Credit Card Anti-Competition Act

In 2022, and then again in 2023, Sens. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.) and Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) introduced legislation that would have required U.S. issuers of most Visa- and Mastercard-branded credit cards to include a second network on their cards, and to allow merchants to route transactions on a network other than the primary network branded on the card. A recent study by Oxford Economics, however, cautions that such legislation could do immense …See the Story

AI Training Is Not Fair (According to One Court)

Artificial Intelligence · Delaware

AI Training Is Not Fair (According to One Court)

The concept of transformative use has emerged as a pivotal issue in fair-use analysis, particularly in cases that involve training data for artificial intelligence (AI). At its core, the transformative-use inquiry asks whether the new work repurposes original material to serve a markedly different function or market than that of the copyrighted work. In this regard, the revised summary judgment handed down today in Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intel…See the Story

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