Webinar panel video: Competition law reform in Canada – Risks and opportunities
With the rise of the digital economy, the prominence of “big tech” has raised an important question: does competition ...
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Canada’s shakedown of Big Tech: Peter Menzies in The Line
This article originally appeared in The Line. By Peter Menzies, April 20, 2022 Canada’s struggling newsrooms may soon be permanently ...
EP. 74 – We Don’t Need Sweeping Changes to Competition Policy to Handle Big Tech with Wudrick, Niblett and Sokol
Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Pod Bless Canada · EP. 74: We Don't Need Changes to Competition Policy to Handle Big Tech w/ ...
Canada’s Big Tech Temptation: Daniel Sokol in the National Review
Regulations that restrict integration of digital platforms and affect their ability to control their data will not capture the diverse ...
Why big isn’t bad: Tougher competition policy for ‘Big Tech’ is a solution in search of a problem
OTTAWA, ON (November 8, 2021): The explosive growth of e-commerce during the pandemic has had tremendous benefits for consumers, but ...
Monopoly Games – Moving past populist rhetoric on ‘big digital’ services to a post-pandemic competition policy: New MLI Commentary
During the COVID pandemic, much of life has been conducted online, and Canadians have relied on digital services more than ...
Facebook’s Australian battle is a dire warning about the future of the internet: Matthew Lesh in CapX
Facebook’s decision to stop publishing news links in Australia is dominating politics Down Under today. But it’s implications are much ...
A year when Big Tech did better than Big Gov: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Compared with the business sector’s impressive mastery of new technologies, government responses were heavy-handed, lead-footed, and wrong-headed, writes Philip Cross ...
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