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Daniel Hanley

@danielahanley

Senior Legal Analyst at @openmarkets. Opinions are my own.

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Seems pretty sure we're heading to a big divide between elites who will go to real schools with real teachers and the rest of the country who will get AI instruction in massive classrooms (largely online), learn nothing, and have degrees no one values.

Daniel Hanley (@danielahanley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s somewhat defensible not to bring Section 2 cases because of the damage done by the Supreme Court. Not initiating a lawsuit here is utterly indefensible.

Nate Hake (@natejhake) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why build a brand when you can just buy one? The open web is now just mostly Monopoly-board real estate for VCs and oligarchs to trade & re-trade

Hal Singer (@halsinger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cool cool. We're now waving through anticompetitive mergers in exchange for ending commitments to hire minorities. So much winning!

Cool cool. We're now waving through anticompetitive mergers in exchange for ending commitments to hire minorities. So much winning!
Hal Singer (@halsinger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We're moving solidly back into Gangster Antitrust territory. Round two. Ding ding ding. prospect.org/power/gangster…

Daniel Hanley (@danielahanley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Is the logical conclusion of this that all content must be allowed at all times? The standard for unlawful collusion is not adopting a similar policy.

Daniel Hanley (@danielahanley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cramer is just saying the quiet part out loud. The FTC and DOJ have given many signals that they are deal makers, not law enforcers. The DOJ's statement in T-Mobile's acquisition of US Cellular yesterday & the FTC's recent approval of ACT's acquisition of Giant Eagle said as much

Katie Van Dyck (@capitolkvd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The SCORE Act doesn’t protect athletes or fix anything. It is a gift to the NCAA that will cement its power over college sports and reverse the progress athletes have made ending the org’s exploitation of their hard work and talent. It’s confusing, ham handed, and oppressive.

The SCORE Act doesn’t protect athletes or fix anything. It is a gift to the NCAA that will cement its power over college sports and reverse the progress athletes have made ending the org’s exploitation of their hard work and talent. It’s confusing, ham handed, and oppressive.
Daniel Hanley (@danielahanley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Question for the more tenured litigators out there: There is no way any judge would view a tweet from the party issuing a brief as persuasive authority.?? Right?? What a joke. I guess this opens up a wave of possibilities. Basel Musharbash justice.gov/opa/media/1407…

Question for the more tenured litigators out there: There is no way any judge would view a tweet from the party issuing a brief as persuasive authority.?? Right?? What a joke. 

I guess this opens up a wave of possibilities. <a href="/musharbash_b/">Basel Musharbash</a> 

justice.gov/opa/media/1407…
Kate Willett (@katewillett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Millions lost their homes under Obama’s Presidency. Then, your tax dollars helped Wall St buy up these foreclosed homes. It’s one of the worst parts of Obama’s legacy. The yimby movement above all else exists to sanitize the financialization of housing, so yeah Obama is a fan.

Millions lost their homes under Obama’s Presidency. Then, your tax dollars helped Wall St buy up these foreclosed homes. It’s one of the worst parts of Obama’s legacy.

The yimby movement above all else exists to sanitize the financialization of housing, so yeah Obama is a fan.
Daniel Hanley (@danielahanley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The proposal giving the NCAA an antitrust exemption represents a clear position. If you support the legislation, you are anti-labor and pro-exploitation. bleacherreport.com/articles/25226…