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Today, Int'l Ctr Law & Econ scholars submitted an amicus brief supporting Apple’s request for an emergency stay of the contempt of court order in the Epic v. Apple case. Press release and links in the comments below ⬇️ Geoffrey Manne Daniel J Gilman Mario Zúñiga Dirk Auer

From restrictive occupational licensing to antitrust exemptions that shield cartels, government actions often protect incumbents over the public good. kristian stout & ICLE scholars Daniel J Gilman Eric Fruits, Ph.D. Ben Sperry ➡️ comments to the FTC/DOJ. 🔗s to release + comments 👇

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I'm looking forward to participating in this ITIF-sponsored panel discussion on the FTC v Meta antitrust case in district court in D.C. itif.org/events/2025/06…

This old survey by Brian Albrecht, Daniel J Gilman, and Dan Crane, which asked experts to rank the Big Tech antitrust cases, is holding up pretty well. This is the same order I would choose today based on everything we’ve seen in the last year. yalejreg.com/nc/ranking-the…

Scholars from Int'l Ctr Law & Econ just filed a brief to the 9th Circuit in Epic Games v Apple, noting this injunction misapplies antitrust principles and could harm innovation. A short 🧵 summarizing their arguments. Geoffrey Manne, Daniel J Gilman, Dirk Auer. 🔗 in replies. 1/6