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Google's Antitrust case
- ▶ 35:05 Benedict Evans Um, you know, there's a subtext here of like, you know, Lena Khan at the FTC. 2 times in the scene
No Soup for You! Regulating tech M&A
- ▶ 1:01 Benedict Evans One building block to think about is that the sort of new-ish head of the FTC, Lina Khan, became known, built her career on writing an essay in a law journal saying that US competition law had become far too focused on low consumer prices… 2 times in the scene
The FTC's antitrust thesis
- ▶ 0:20 Toni Cowan-Brown Thank you, FTC and Cannes.
- ▶ 1:46 Benedict Evans And the kind of context here is, and in fact, there was a story in the Wall Street Journal or Bloomberg today saying that, um, Lena Khan, who's the head of the FTC had overruled her staff to, to, to decide to sue. 4 times in the scene
- ▶ 6:09 Toni Cowan-Brown And Can says this, she says, we want to be forward-looking, we want to anticipate the problem, but to your point, innovation is completely unpredictable in this space, so it's really hard to predict the future and what this is going to…
- ▶ 15:03 Toni Cowan-Brown And Benedict, there's, there's something, someone also, there's a lot of reasons, like that is one reason why obviously Khan's move here is pretty groundbreaking or unique or different.
- ▶ 20:39 Toni Cowan-Brown And does it mean now that Khan's job right now is going to have to be to convince a judge of her predictions of the metaverse, VR, and how Meta's purchase of this virtual app is going to harm competition down the road? 5 times in the scene
When the point of leverage changes
- ▶ 30:08 Benedict Evans And Lena Kahn, who's the new head of the FTC, wrote this piece about Amazon saying it's cheap and yet that's bad for competition.
The FTC and Facebook
- ▶ 11:51 Benedict Evans And so there was this big, um, uh, essay by someone called Lena Khan, who was a staffer on the Antitrust Congress stuff this summer, and has now just been made a law professor, but a couple of years ago, she read a big,