Antitrust and Consumer Protection
Competition: Fall 2018, Vol 28, No. 1
Content
- Above Frand Licensing Offers Do Not Support a California Ucl Action In Tcl V Ericsson
- Antitrust Is Already Equipped To Handle "Big Data" Issues
- Antitrust, Privacy, and Digital Platforms' Use of Big Data: a Brief Overview
- Antitrust Treatment of the Introduction of New Drug Products: the Tension Between Hatch-waxman's Dual Goals of Cheaper Drugs and Better Drugs
- Applying Illinois Brick To E-Commerce: Who Is the Direct Purchaser From An App Store?
- Chair's Column
- D-Link Systems: Possible Signs For the Future of Ftc Data Security Enforcement
- Masthead
- "No-poach" Agreements As Sherman Act § 1 Violations: How We Got Here and Where We're Going
- Smart Contracts and Blockchains: Steroid For Collusion?
- The Difficulties of Showing Pass Through In Indirect Purchaser Component Cases
- The Hold-up Tug-of-war—Paradigm Shifts In the Application of Antitrust To Industry Standards
- Editor's Note
EDITOR’S NOTE
Anna Fabish
Appellate Court Attorney, California Court of Appeal, Second District
Los Angeles, CA
After receiving positive feedback on our healthcare and pharmaceuticals issue of Competition earlier this year, I am thrilled to present another topically-themed edition of our journal. This time around, we have set our sights on high-tech industries. Advances in technology present numerous complex and fascinating antitrust, unfair competition, and privacy law issues—and the list of these issues is growing. As an attorney who is by no means savvy in technology matters (high or low), it has been my great privilege to learn from this edition’s team of authors and editors. That said, the articles that follow offer helpful and informative insights, regardless of whether you have a deep background in these areas, lack any experience with them, or fall somewhere in between.