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EU-Google Antitrust Cases vs. Google’s Net Neutrality Leadership

written by Scott Cleland

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Consumers Lose, Regulators Win in Federal Court’s Net-Neutrality Ruling

by Jesse Hathaway July 22, 2016

A months-long court battle challenging the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) authority to rewrite U.S. law has been brought to an end by federal judges. Unfortunately for consumers, the government courts sided with government lawyers.

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EU Antitrust Endgame is Google-Android Platform Neutrality

by Scott Cleland May 9, 2015

Most have missed entirely the broader significance of the EC-DGComp’s laser-focused Google Statement of Objections (that charge Google is dominant in search and is abusing that dominance in Google Shopping by self-dealing via preferencing Google content over competitors’ content) in the broader context of the EU’s new “platform neutrality” principle to advance a European Single Digital Market.

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Think Three Unelected Bureaucrats Should Raise Taxes Whenever They Want?

written by Seton Motley

The Danger of Making Ruthlessness Seem Reasonable - Ricochet December 9, 2019
It’s easy to chuckle when a self-important 16-year-old girl explains the world is ending. It may be ridiculous, but it’s not funny. These people are dangerous.
Impeachment Charade, Faculty Lounge Edition December 9, 2019
Madison, Hamilton, Washington. These are the same people the left would like to see dethroned, their statues knocked over by screaming college kids.
The Truth About the New Food Stamp Work Requirements’ Effects December 9, 2019
The Trump administration on Wednesday released a final rule strengthening work requirements in the food stamp program. Predictably, it set off alarms on the…
Bloomberg Fumbles Facts, Laws in Gun-Control Policy Rollout December 9, 2019
Bloomberg appeared to misunderstand what the FBI's firearms background check system does.
4 Reasons The Left’s Methods Are Far More Cult-Like Than Trump’s December 9, 2019
In their effort to label President Trump as a cult leader and smear all 63 million of his supporters as cultists, media elites have finally cracked open a real…
WATCH: At COP25 James Delingpole Met Naomi, 19 – the Anti-Greta December 8, 2019
MADRID, Spain — Meet the Anti -Greta. Her name is Naomi Seibt, she’s 19 years old, but unlike some teenage activists we could mention she is most definitely not…
What You Know About The First Thanksgiving Is Probably Wrong November 27, 2019
Where was the first Thanksgiving? Like centuries of Americans, I grew up hearing that America’s first Thanksgiving took place in New England with the Pilgrims.
Media’s Latest Anti-Nunes Smear Is Cohen-In-Prague All Over Again November 27, 2019
Devin Nunes’ opponents in the Resistance seem to be spiraling.
French Protesters Didn’t Want Macron’s Gas Tax. They Should Reject His Climate Agenda. November 26, 2019
As these protesters slammed the government for rising gas costs, they simultaneously called for more government intrusion in the name of fighting climate…
The Left’s Revealing Overreaction to Attorney General Barr’s Landmark Speech November 25, 2019
Barr’s real crime in his November speech was detailing the damage being done to the Constitution by Congress and the courts usurping presidential authority.