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While the House and Senate will be controlled by different parties in January, the fact both sides have expressed willingness to work on privacy and data security means this area is ripe for a breakthrough.
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It’s still early to get a read on how members of the Federal Trade Commission will approach high-profile matters, but the handful of dissents filed since May show that Chairman Joe Simons’ hope for bipartisan votes may rest with his ability to woo Democratic Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter.
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The Federal Trade Commission is investigating potential harms from labor monopsony in a merger case, applying a theory that some economists and lawyers say could give antitrust agencies a powerful new tool to fight anticompetitive mergers.
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All that’s missing are tweed jackets and pop quizzes.
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When, for the first time ever, HBO and Cinemax were blocked from Dish and Sling TV subscribers, Dish came out swinging, and HBO punched back.
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Most executives whose companies experience a data breach are punished by getting grilled on Capitol Hill or losing their jobs. But one lawmaker has another idea: lock them up.
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Surprise! The intense debate over the “consumer welfare” standard has just taken two unexpected turns. First, something very close to a consensus view seems to be emerging. And second, this view, even as expressed in a Republican-organized conference, will tend to support more active antitrust enforcement.
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The Federal Trade Commission is on track to go to trial against D-Link Systems in January over allegedly misleading security claims the company made for its Internet-connected cameras and wireless routers, following a summary judgment ruling and a court hearing in San Francisco.
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The Federal Trade Commission’s advice is simple: If someone tells you to pay with a gift card, don’t do it. Gift cards are for gifts only.
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In less than two months, the Federal Trade Commission and Qualcomm are set for a showdown in a California federal courtroom where the telecom giant must defend its patent-licensing business from antitrust scrutiny.
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The three judges on the DC Circuit panel that will sit for the government’s appeal of the AT&T-Time Warner merger have diverse bench experience, and one has recent antitrust experience with the Anthem-Cigna case.
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Mehta joins Morrison & Foerster
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Nov. 13-14 — The Federal Trade Commission is hosting a conference on “Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, and Predictive Analytics.” It will be held at Howard University Law School in Washington, DC. For more information, go to: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2018/08/ftc-announces-opening-session-hearings-competition-consumer.
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