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リベラさん、当然予想されたことですがDMAを賞賛。”I am a big fan of DMA.”
イノベーションを阻害する行為に速く有効に対処できる。重要な市場に対する重要な規制であり、米国巨大テックへの狙い撃ちではない。
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The ABA Antitrust Section Spring Meeting has a barista in the bookstore that will put your personal photos on your coffee. Meet our new boy, Scrappy! #abaantitrust #atspring

With everyone in town for the #ATSpring Meeting, now seems like a good time to point out that the best thing @abaantitrust could do would be some structural separation from @ABAesq. The antitrust bar shouldn’t be subsidizing far left political advocacy.
I'll cover this case and more RP litigation at a #atspring panel where Howard Shelanski, Catherine Simonsen, Zephyr Teachout, and Michael Blaisdell discuss RP history, current, and potential future along with the wisdom (?) of RP and potential similar state laws. Thurs 1:30 2/2
Remember A & P? Do you know what it stands for?

@ProfSchrepel @CompetitionProf @BowmanHeiden @BonaLawPC Finally, @abaantitrust has been on this topic for awhile, including in the Chair's Showcase Program from #atspring and the two most recent AT Law Journal issues. Most recent issue at link. Plenty of views there to consider. 3/3 https://t.co/d9TEBclzdI
📣The latest edition of "This Week in Antitrust & Consumer Protection" is available! Explore the latest thought leadership on #antitrust, #consumerprotection, #dataprivacy. Read: https://t.co/lZtaYff0Nm
Highlights: Thank you for joining us at #ATSpring! Read recap in this week's newsletter, Read/Watch the Chair's Message to Membership (https://t.co/hvPIjvgqdl), Support Law Students Today! (https://t.co/D2OrfrUwsA), Upcoming In-Person Events in the Section (https://t.co/8j0q5iw21f), & more!

🌍 With 3,900+ attendees from 70 countries, #ATSpring closed strong with Friday’s Enforcers’ Roundtable—spotlighting global priorities with enforcers from 🇨🇦 🇪🇺 🇺🇸.
Watch the video recap below & join us in welcoming Chair-Elect Renata Hesse. Huge thanks to Section Chair @Cernaksj, our conference co-chairs and vice-chairs—and most importantly, to you, our attendees! See you at next year’s Spring Meeting: March 26–28, 2026!
Next stops: #Cartagena, #Boston, #London → https://t.co/8j0q5ivubH
#MoreThanSpring #ABAAntitrust
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@abaantitrust #atspring, the Global Summit of competition and consumer protection, is a wrap. Session after session demonstrated that open markets and honest communications are the essential elements of innovation and prosperity.
@abaantitrust #atspring, the Global Summit of competition and consumer protection, is done. Session after session demonstrated that open markets and honest communications are the essential elements of innovation and prosperity. Authorities from Europe, Asia, and the Americas confirmed that antitrust is firmly anchored in economics, evidence, and law. The ultimate authorities in the United States — the judges — concurred.
Prospects of trade barriers did not daunt the thousands at this convention. These are the experts who know market allocation is the antithesis of antitrust and the enemy of consumers. They have proven it so often that courts no longer entertain the debate.
The meetings left me confident that competition will remain the dominant economic policy of all the countries assembled here, including the United States.
Various smaller panels at #ATSpring #ABAAntitrustweek had ideological balance, but it says quite a lot that Chair Steven Cernak's showcase– held in the largest room, with no alternative programming in its time slot– did not.

So here's my beef with yesterday's ABA Spring Meeting Chairman's showcase in DC.
Overall I enjoyed the ABA Spring meeting, which is always fun. I particularly enjoyed Rebecca Slaughter's courageous defense of the FTC and its structure. But I wasn't too happy with the showcase, meant to be the big event of the day.
The topic was whether antitrust has been doing the economics wrong, which is a good topic and one that has been sharply debated over the last decade in a very useful conversation. I was interested to see what would be said.
Unfortunately the panel was deeply unrepresentative of the broader debate. It featured Nicolas Petit, arguing that dynamic considerations should yield less merger enforcement and create new defenses in merger cases. Neil Chilson of the Abundance institute who took what is in fact a very traditional position: that things are so complicated that government should rarely (i.e. almost never) act (in his case, because firm boundaries are unknowable). And Koren Wong-Ervin, who was there to argue a doctrinal, not economic theory: that there should be a strong causation requirement in every Section 2 case (a "but for" requirement). Her theory would also yield less enforcement and weaker antitrust.
On the other side, as it were, was Diana Moss, former head of AAI (now at the "progressive policy institute") and the self-described pro-enforcement figure on the panel. She argued in her summation that the static Chicago-Harvard approach dominant for much of the last 40 years has been generally pretty much okay but we should return to the consumer welfare standard. And she said that AT&T and Time Warner had strong efficiencies at the time that justified their merger even if things didn't work out as they'd planned (AT&T lost billions in the acquisition). There was no serious critique of the static Chicago-inspired model. That was the pro-enforcement side of the debate.
To say these views are unrepresentative of the current critiques of Chicago/Harvard antitrust economics is an understatement. It misses even the 90s post-Chicago critiques, the points made by pro-enforcement economists like Fiona Scott-Morton, Nancy Rose, Jon Baker or Carl Shapiro, not to mention the much sharper critiques of Eric Posner, Ioana Marianescu, Scott Hemphill or others, on topic like the neglect of labor markets, neglect of direct measurements of market power, failure to understood the relationship between competition and innovation (another dynamic concern), the treatment of nascent competitors, killer acquisitions -- you name it.
Obviously not every panel can or should represent every viewpoint. But the ABA Spring Meeting sometimes has been criticized for catering too much to the defense bar or big business. This panel -- the "showcase" which everyone is meant to attend -- had the unfortunate effect of living up to that stereotype. The ABA antitrust section can and should do better.
Past, Present & Future of FTC
#atspring @abaantitrust
Appreciate dissent - it sharpens decisions.
SCOTUS may back fired Commissioners, bc FTC adjudicates its own cases.
Expect indie (neither R nor D) appointees.
FTC may lose competition role; consumer protection secure.

Spring Meeting offers great opportunities to make new connections in the antitrust community.
But the side events also help far-flung colleagues reconnect to discuss the art of the deal.
#ATSpring #ABAAntitrustweek

Thursday at #ATSpring was packed! From sessions, Fireside Chats, & Mock Trial to Diversity Dialogues and the Chair's Showcase—capped off with soul & rock classics at the Spring Soiree! #ABAAntitrustWeek
🔹 Don’t miss today’s Enforcers’ Roundtable (10 AM–Noon, M2: Marquis Ballroom)
📚 Last chance to visit the bookstore (M4: Archives, 7 AM–Noon) for books, coffee & 10% off! Plus, check out @vlex: https://t.co/viA5gYnwMz

Doing what I can to introduce folks from 70 countries to Detroit delicacies and entertainment. Yes, already been pointed out that we’re missing Boston Coolers. @abaantitrust #atspring

California state enforcer Paula Blizzard gave a powerful rebuttal to Eric Stock's provocative claim that state AGs should adopt a blanket policy of deferring to DOJ's leniency program:
"No"
While happy to work out case by case situations...
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It's encouraging that after FTC Commissioner Slaughter talked about admin's attempts to remove her, which creates uncertainty for businesses as well as undermining the rule of law, *hundreds* of attorneys clapped for what seemed like 5 minutes #ATSpring #ABAAntitrustweek
Happening now at #ATSpring: Antitrust under Trump 2.0? Today’s panel tackled what enforcement could look like—rollback or build on Biden-era initiatives? Expert insights from William Kovacic, FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, & AG Phil Weiser. #ABAAntitrustWeek

Happening now at #ATSpring: Antitrust under Trump 2.0? Today’s panel tackled what enforcement could look like—rollback or build on Biden-era initiatives? Expert insights from William Kovacic, FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, & AG Phil Weiser. #ABAAntitrustWeek

@abaantitrust “Chair’s Showcase: Have we been doing it all wrong?” has been such a fascinating and valuable program. I am so glad that attended. #ATSpring

Wednesday at #ATSpring was a success with Insightful sessions, Fireside Chats, & the Women at the Top Luncheon honoring Eleanor Fox. More Spring tips:
✅ Update your LinkedIn photo at the headshot lounge
📚 Grab books, coffee & ribbons at M4: Archives—check out vLex! https://t.co/viA5gYnwMz
🎉 See you at the Motor City-themed Spring Soiree tonight (7:15–9:30 PM, Marquis Ballroom)!
#ABAAntitrustWeek

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