Columbia Business School has posted on YouTube the panels from its 2026 conference Market Power in Transition: Antitrust in the Age of Digital and AI-Driven Markets . Well worth watching. Here is a link to our panel, with Luigi Zingales and Koren W. Wong-Ervin, expertly moderated by Ankur Kapoor: https://youtu.be/ShoI7e2A7Zw?si=MSP1YYhqwV5qXsj5

CPI Antitrust Chronicle  has a symposium on behavioral economics and antitrust. Below is the abstract for my contribution,  Behavioral Antitrust in 2026 : Two decades ago, U.S. antitrust enforcers had little interest in behavioral economics. Today, courts cite consumer inertia, the FTC prosecutes dark patterns, and data-opolies, like Google and Amazon, use defaults and friction to exploit human behavior. Something has clearly changed — but has it changed enough, and in whose

Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries and legal frameworks at an unprecedented pace. This rapid evolution has sparked intense debates about how laws should govern AI technologies, balancing innovation with accountability. At Bloomberg Law's recent In-House Forum, a panel titled Power Struggle Over AI Laws explored some of these challenges. Moderated by Eleanor Tyler, Bloomberg’s principal legal analyst, the panel featured insights from Tom Robertson, Corporate Vice

Last summer, documentary filmmaker Jens Strohschnieder, who read my book, Breaking Away , reached out to discuss a pressing issue: the rise of data-opolies. His documentary, now streaming on the German TV station ZDF, explores how a handful of powerful tech companies control vast amounts of data and influence society in ways few fully understand. Other experts include:  Michal Kosinski  Martin Andree  Markus Beckedahl  Marietje Schaake Cathy O’Neil Dawid Przybylski  Frances H

On a Friday afternoon, with snow hitting the Capital, one envisions an exodus. Instead, the White House hosted us for a stimulating...

I spoke at the 2024 New York State Bar Association's Annual Meeting.  Joining me on the panel "Are Algorithms the New Smoke-Filled...

Spoke with Bloomberg Senior Reporter Katie Arcieri about algorithmic collusion and the RealPage lawsuit. Her story is available at...

If you rented an apartment in the past few years in one of 45 cities, there may be a good chance that you overpaid. Had an interesting...

Spoke with Ephrat Livni of The New York Times’s DealBook about AI, OpenAI and Microsoft. Her article is available here.

Talked with ProPublica, which broke the story on RealPage’s algorithmic collusion with the nation’s leading rental property owners. The...

Spoke with Business Insider's Eliza Relman about the RealPage litigation, which involves dozens of landlords being sued for using the...

Darren Bush, Mark Glick, and Hal Singer are doing a great job with the Utah Project on Antitrust & Consumer Protection. On Friday,...

On October 24, 2023, I testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Competition Policy, Antitrust, and...

While a Senior Policy Advisor at the FTC, I coordinated with other jurisdictions’ competition authorities in drafting the International...

Spoke with the Associated Press for its story, The Amazon Antitrust Lawsuit is Likely to be a Long and Arduous Journey for the FTC....

I presented our article The Role of Secondary Algorithmic Tacit Collusion in Achieving Market Alignment on October 6 at the University of...

I spoke on October 3 at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Midwest Zone CLE Training session. The event, held in...

Spoke extensively with Roll Call in its October 3, 2023 article, FTC, Justice take on digital giants as Congress dawdles....

I spoke with the Daily News about the FTC’s landmark monopolization case brought against Amazon — https://www.nydailynews.com/2023/09/26/...

James Titcomb of the UK newspaper, The Telegraph, spoke with me about the federal and state antitrust agencies’ current monopolization...