In this issue, we detail our successful two-day antimonopoly conference in Paris on how U.S. tech corporations threaten human liberty and European democracy and sovereignty, and look at the potential ...

Warner Bros. Discovery settlement will deepen media concentration, arguing that stronger antitrust enforcement and policies ...

Open Markets Institute urges Minnesota to curb mega-dairy expansion and reform dairy markets, warning that growing ...

In a groundbreaking new legal paper, Sandeep Vaheesan argues that companies that systematically violate laws to undercut ...

In this issue, we explore how IBM’s stranglehold over mainframe computing, built up over decades, offers a cautionary tale for today’s monopolies in cloud and AI technologies.

Washington, DC – Open Markets Institute Executive Director Barry Lynn issued the following statement condemning the settlement by a coalition of attorneys general that sued to block Paramount’s ...

Senior reporter Karina Montoya argues that the court’s behavioral remedies against Google’s ad tech monopoly offer some new protections for publishers and competitors, but fall short of the structural ...

The landmark antitrust trials against Google appear to have ended with a whimper. Over the past two years, federal judges have ruled in separate government cases that Google maintained its monopolies ...

In one of the most consequential decisions in recent US history – affecting freedom of the press, freedom of expression, freedom of inquiry, and freedom of debate – Judge Leonie Brinkema has failed to ...

Welcome to The Corner. In this issue, we discuss measures Europe has taken to reduce its dependence on U.S. tech corporations and mitigate the risks of technological coercion by the Trump ...

After finding Google guilty of illegal monopolization of America’s online advertising business in April 2025, Judge Brinkema today rejected the only logical action to address the threat. Open Markets ...

Food systems program manager Claire Kelloway and legal directoy Sandeep Vaheesan argue that America’s affordability crisis is driven by corporate pricing power, not overpaid workers, and call for ...