Antitrust

New “open Internet” regulations survive congressional challenge.

Recent book proposes critical framework for analyzing and regulating networks.

Internet executives and antitrust experts discuss the need to regulate Google.

Transaction will reshape airline makeup at LaGuardia, Reagan National airports.

European privacy protection raises questions about optimal level of regulation.

Antitrust Division argues the merger would decrease competition, increase prices.

The FCC considers whether the cable provider is favoring its own news channels.

Sen. Kohl argues that consumers would lose a low-priced option while Sen. Lee claims the merger would generate efficiencies.

Workshop participants considered mandating disclosure and restricting license terms.

Judge finds that settlement would unduly increase Google’s market power.

Report finds consumer harm in rise of pay-for-delay agreements.

The FTC may investigate Google’s practices after the company settles with the DOJ.