by bacenter | Nov 24, 2025 | Blogs, Competition Law & Economics, Data, Trade & National Security, Intellectual Property Rights
The following featured speech by Esin Aygun of the Turkish Competition Authority was delivered during our Next-Generation Regulation: Competition Law in the Digital, Intelligent, and Sustainable Economy conference in Istanbul, Turkiye, on November 7, 2025....
by bacenter | Nov 17, 2025 | AI Policy & Regulation, Blogs, Competition Law & Economics, Data, Trade & National Security
The following keynote speech by Deputy Head of the OECD Competition Division Antonio Capobianco was delivered during the opening of our Next-Generation Regulation: Competition Law in the Digital, Intelligent, and Sustainable Economy conference in Istanbul,...
by bacenter | Oct 1, 2025 | AI Policy & Regulation, Data, Trade & National Security, Working Papers
The following is a submission in response to the Competition Bureau’s discussion paper “Algorithmic pricing and competition” [Discussion Paper] soliciting comments from the public. The undersigned co-authors of this submission are law professors who conduct research...
by bacenter | Jul 19, 2025 | Blogs, Competition Law & Economics, Data, Trade & National Security
American capitalism is at a crossroads. For decades, it has followed a flawed strategy: prioritizing short-term profits, appeasing shareholders, and narrowly focusing antitrust policy on maintaining low prices. This strategy has produced temporary gains while...
by bacenter | Jun 20, 2025 | AI Policy & Regulation, Blogs, Competition Law & Economics, Data, Trade & National Security
For the last 25 years, America — and particularly Silicon Valley — has been the beating heart of global technology innovation. It’s been a key source of our economic power, military strength, and cultural leadership. That’s something every American should be proud of....
by bacenter | May 31, 2025 | AI Policy & Regulation, Blogs, Competition Law & Economics, Data, Trade & National Security, Intellectual Property Rights
1. Unfolding interoperability In simple terms, “[i]nteroperability is the ability of different systems to work together by exchanging information”.[2] Under the Digital Markets Act (DMA),[3] “‘interoperability’ means the ability to exchange information and...
