Antitrust policy for the pooling of patents and other intellectual property rights has undergone a dramatic … developments in economics that provide a better understanding of the characteristics of patent pools that warrant antitrust … scrutiny. The change, however, was slow, and the U.S. antitrust agencies did not clarify their enforcement principles with …

-to-eat breakfast cereal manufacturers in the 1970s. Those actions addressed one of the most difficult problems in U.S. antitrust …

within which the Library of Congress operates and take Facebook. To the extent that social networks have user … constructions of privacy. My theoretical exercise of proposing the formation of the Networked Memory Project by the Library of …

Despite increased consumer concern about the privacy threat posed by new technologies and the Internet as a whole …, there is relatively little evidence that people’s privacy concerns actually translate into privacy-enhancing behaviors while … online. One can say that it is not yet well understood how privacy concerns and trust influence social interactions between …

of mandatory registration on competition and consumer privacy is critically discussed. …

"Privacy Matters: Payments Cards Center Workshop on the Right to Privacy and the Financial Services Industry … Pennsylvania law professor Anita L. Allen, covered the privacy provisions of GLB. ; Also issued as Payment Cards Center Discussion …

implications for competition between mobile telecommunications companies and not insignificant repercussions for consumer privacy …

year’s essay, in antitrust, we discuss two recent mergers that involved Rx drugs: First, we describe key elements of the …