Tag Archive | "antitrust"
Posted on 12 April 2012. Tags: antitrust , Apple , apple antitrust , ebook price fixing , Ryan Radia
Yesterday the Justice Department sued Apple and five major publishers over their e-book pricing model, alleging price fixing. Associate Director of Technology Studies Ryan Radia thinks the lawsuit is a mistake, and should be dropped.
April 12, 2012: Apple, E-Books, and Antitrust [ 6:01 ] Play Now | |
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Posted on 01 September 2011. Tags: antitrust , at&t , at&t merger , at&t-t-mobile merger , Department of Justice , DOJ , justice department , Ryan Radia , t-mobile , t-mobile merger , wireless
The Department of Justice sued this week to stop the proposed AT&T-T-Mobile merger. Associate Director of Technology Studies Ryan Radia thinks this is a mistake.
September 1, 2011: The Blocked AT&T-T-Mobile Merger [ 6:58 ] Play Now | |
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Posted on 14 October 2010. Tags: "regulatory reform" , 10000 commandments , 10kc , All Episodes , antitrust , biggovernment.com , CEI , ceipodcast , regulation , ten thousand commandments , Washington Times , Wayne Crews
CEI Vice President for Policy Wayne Crews talks about why antitrust actually hurts competition, and offers some ideas for regulatory reform.
October 14, 2010: Antitrust Follies and Regulatory Reform [ 7:40 ] Play Now | |
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Posted on 03 May 2010. Tags: AdMob , anti-government , antitrust , Arizona , border , David Cameron , DOJ , freedom , frontera , FTC , google , Gordon Bowrn , immigration , Labour , Liberal Democrat , libertarian , liberty , mobile advertising , Nicholas Clegg , Obama , parliament , Tory
Richard Morrison and Jeremy Lott team up with Marc Scribner, Iain Murray, Alex Nowrasteh and Ryan Radia to bring you episode 91. We take on anti-anti-government politics, British elections, immigration and the Google-AdMob deal.
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Posted on 30 November 2009. Tags: alcohol , Angela Logomasini , antitrust , beer , Bowery Mission , CEI , classical liberal , climategate , CRU , David Holland , economics , Economy , federalism , fr33 , free markets , freedom , Garrett Peck , GM , GMO , Hadley Centre , individualism , iTunes , libertarian , liberty , limited government , Monsanto , NASA , Pat Michaels , personal responsibility , Peter Whoriskey , Phil Jones , Prohibition Hangover , Robert Mendick , Roundup Ready , self government , small government , soybeans , spirits , Trevor Davies , University of East Anglia , wine
Richard Morrison, Jeremy Lott, Gregory Conko and Garrett Peck host episode 71. We bring you the Climate-Gate scandal, the impact of nanny state policies, Monsanto’s antitrust worries and an interview with the author of The Prohibition Hangover: Alcohol in America from Demon Rum to Cult Cabernet.
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Posted on 17 November 2009. Tags: AMD , antitrust , AP , Ars Technica , Barack Obama , Bobby DeLaughter , Caren Bohan , CDC , CEI , classical liberal , economics , Economy , federalism , fr33 , free markets , freedom , Gates Foundation , Ghosts of Mississippi , Greg Conko , Holbrook Mohr , Howard LaFranchi , Hu Jintao , hunger , IFPRI , individualism , Intel , iTunes , Jon Stokes , Lars Lokke Rasmussen , libertarian , liberty , limited government , Michael Fumento , personal responsibility , poverty , property rights , Rand Paul , Reuters , Richard "Dickie" Scruggs , Ron Paul , self government , small government , swine flu
Richard Morrison, Jeremy Lott and William Yeatman bring you Episode 69 of the LibertyWeek podcast. We cover swine flu, global warming, a corrupt judge, the fight between Intel and AMD and battling world hunger.
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Posted on 10 August 2009. Tags: "Ted Stevens" , Antarctica , antitrust , AP , Apple , Association of Wall , bionic arms , Brian Baird , bribery , Brody Mullins , Carrie Wells , CEI , Ceiling and Carpentry Industries , classical liberal , cwells@mcclatcydc.com , David Mark , DOJ , economics , Economy , Ed Perlmutter , FBI , federalism , fr33 , Frank Lucas , fraud , free markets , freedom , Gary Rothman , Genovese crime family , Going Dirty , google , health care , individualism , iTunes , Joe Lieberman , John E. Potter , Joseph Olivieri , Kari Lydersen , Keith Buckman , Lev L. Dassin , libertarian , liberty , limited government , london 2012 , luxury jets , McMurdo Station , Miami Herlad , miamiherald.com , Michael Bloomberg , Michael J. Forde , Mitch Carr , NASA , New Zealand , non-compete , NSF , Obama , olympic news , paralympic , Pelosi , perjury , personal responsibility , Politico , postal service , racketeering , Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago , Saturday delivery , self government , small government , South Pole , Susan Collins , T.W. Farnam , union scandal , USOC , USPS , Washington Post , wounded veterans , wsj
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes back returning guest co-host Jeremy Lott and distinguished special guest David Mark of the Politico for Episode 55. We start with reports of unrest over health care in the provinces, the U.S. Postal Service’s death …
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Posted on 03 August 2009. Tags: ABC , accountability , antitrust , AP , Ashby Jones , bailout , Brad Smith , Brent Stroman , California , Caracas , CEI , censorship , Chicago 2016 , Chicago Tribune , chron.com , classical liberal , competitive bidding , Conatel , conflict of interest , contracts , deficit , DOJ , double dipping , economics , Economy , Eyanir Chinea , federalism , fr33 , free markets , freedom , FTC , furlough , Geithner , George Stephanopoulos , Globovision TV , Herb Kohl , Hugo Chávez , individualism , Internet , investogation , Isabel Martinez , iTunes , Juan Carlos Caldera , labor , libertarian , liberty , limited government , london 2012 , Manny Flores , Michael Callahan , Microhoo , olympic news , oversight committee , personal responsibility , Primero Justicia , Raymond Colitt , RCTV , Reuters , salary , Schwarzenegger , search , SEIU , self government , small government , strike , TARP , taxes , technology , Texas , This Week , transparency , union , Venzuela , Waco , Waco Housing Authority , Will Dunham , William Echevarria , wsj
We start with ominous hints of new taxes, California state employees making strike threats and the possible antitrust implications of the Microhoo partnership. We continue with a double-dipping pay scandal, the suppression of dissent in Venezuela and some fully transparent Olympic News.
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Posted on 11 May 2009. Tags: 1992 , AMD , antitrust , Antonio Ledezma , Associated Press , basketball , Benedict Mander , bottled water , CEI , Charles Rangel , Chuck Daly , Chuck Mulloy , Citizens Against Legalized Liquor , classical liberal , competition , CPU , Dale Hudson , Dan Balz , David Axelrod , David Stern , Detroit Pistons , Diane P. Wood , Dream Team , EC , economics , Economy , Elena Kagan , enjoybottledwater.org , EU , European Union , federalism , fr33 , free markets , Free Talk Live , freedom , Greg Mahlich , Harry Reid , health care , Hewlett-Packard , Hugo Chávez , individualism , Intel , iTunes , Jeff Sessions , Jennifer Granholm , Jeremy Lott , John Hatch , John McCain , John Roberts , Julian Sanchez , Laurence Tribe , libertarian , liberty , limited government , london 2012 , Martha Neely , Max Baucus , microchips , Mike Enzi , Mitch McConnell , nationalization , NBA , oil , olympic news , Patrick Leahy , PDVSA , personal responsibility , Peter Suderman , Radio Liberty Network , RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR , Richard Feynman , Robert Barnes , Ron Wyden , Rusk , Samuel Alito , self government , Senate Finance Committee , small government , Sonia Sotomayor , Texas , Tweet of the Week , Tyler Morning Telegraph , Venezuela , Washington Post , Wikipedia
We start with the continuing buzz over the Supreme Court’s next member, President Obama’s trillion dollar healthcare plan, and add an update on how Hugo Chávez is turning Venezuela’s petroleum reserves into his personal piggybank.
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Posted on 18 November 2008. Tags: "Ted Stevens" , 2012 olympics , Alaska , antitrust , auto industry , bailout , bribery , cabinet , CEI , conviction , Cord Blomquist , corruption , DOJ , elections , federal court , felony , free market , GOOG , google , IOC , Jerry Yang , libertarian , liberty , london 2012 , Microsoft , MSFT , Obama , pirates , recount , Richard Morrison , Senate , smaller government , Somalia , Yahoo
Celebrate the new era of Change and Hope with Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist. Your hosts update you on the trials and travails of Sen. Stevens of Alaska (happy 85th Ted!), run-down the list of would-be cabinet secretaries , warn …
Episode 17: One New Cabinet – Some Assembly Required [ 40:20 ] Play Now | |
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