Spring 2014, Volume 4 Number 1

Antitrust Chronicle<sup>®</sup> – Antitrust & Media

Antitrust Chronicle^® – Antitrust & Media

Spring 2014, Volume 4 Number 1

Dear Readers, In this CPI Issue, we are looking at two volatile media questions—the hotly debated Comcast/Time Warner merger in the U.S. and media plurality in the U.K. Understanding the Comcast merger requires an appreciation that the diverse services the company provides — pay television, broadband, and content — that create horizontal & vertical merger […]

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Antitrust Chronicle^® – Antitrust & Media

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Beyond Comcast-Time Warner Cable: The Fragmentation of the American Internet

Anant Raut
Jul 4, 2014

Beneficence is Beside the Point: The Antitrust Realities of the Comcast/Time Warner Cable Merger

Geoffrey Manne
Apr 14, 2014

On the Relationship Between Media Plurality Legislation and Competition Law

Martin Cave
Apr 14, 2014

The Beneficent Monopolist

Allen Grunes
Apr 14, 2014

The Comcast-TWC Merger: Limit the Government’ s Options

Jarod Bona
Apr 14, 2014

Analysis of Changes in Bargaining Power in DOJ/FCC Review of Comcast/Time Warner

Jamillia Padua Ferris
Apr 14, 2014

Widgets All the Way Down

Adam J. Miller
Apr 14, 2014

Does Ofcom Offer a Credible Solution to Bias in Media Public Interest Mergers in the United Kingdom?

David Reader
Apr 14, 2014

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