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Loyola University Chicago School of Law, as part of its 20th Annual Loyola Antitrust Colloquium, also did an online event for Professor Stucke’s book, Competition Overdose. The video is available at
https://luc.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=77584445-da71-46c6-988e-aba7012a266c
Professor Maurice Stucke and his co-author presented “Competition Overdose” at an online event hosted by Dr. Navneet Sharma, the dean of the business school of Vijaybhoomi University. Here is a link to the event https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KczVfuEEpbU
The local NPR station in Sharon CT interviewed Professor Maurice Stucke and his co-author, Ariel Ezrachi, and about their book, Competition Overdose.
Professor Maurice Stucke was quoted in an article by CNBC titled “Big Tech’s Goodwill Tour Won’t Carry Weight in Antitrust Probes, Experts Say.”
The article is available here.
On Friday, April 3rd, Professor Maurice Stucke, along with co-author, Ariel Ezrachi, presented their book “Competition Overdose” to the Information Society Project and Yale Law School as part of their Virtual Cyberlaw Speaker Series.
Professor Maurice Stucke participated in the New York State Bar Association’s 2020 Annual Antitrust Symposium, “Reassessing the Consumer Welfare Model in the Age of Technology” held at the Harvard Club in New York City. Maurice played the role of the DOJ prosecutor challenging a merger between a dominant social network and dominant online dating platform under the federal antitrust laws. Marshall Steinbaum of the University of Utah served as the DOJ outside economist, Michael Weiner of Dechert defended the merging parties, Catherine Tucker of MIT served as the defendants’ expert economist, Judge Gene Pratter of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania presided over the closing arguments, and the audience served as the advisory jury.
Professor Maurice Stucke was quoted by Bloomberg Law in an article, “New U.S. Vertical Merger Rules Fall Flat for Antitrust Advocates.”
On June 8, 2019, Fox News interviewed the Konkurrenz Group’s Maurice Stucke about the recently opened antitrust investigations by the DOJ and FTC on Google and Facebook, respectively, and the risks posed by these data-opolies. A link to the video is available here.
Maurice Stucke was quoted by numerous media outlets after it was announced that Google and Facebook are under investigation by the U.S. antitrust authorities. The publications include Bloomberg, Agence France-Presse, AdAge, Roll Call, Sinclair Broadcast Group, The Washington Times, Wired, and MIT Technology Review.
Allen Grunes and Maurice Stucke’s book, Big Data and Competition Policy, identified several antitrust concerns raised by these data-opolies.