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Why An FTC Case Against Google Is A Really Bad Idea (Part II)

The core proposition in any attack on Google for unlawful monopolization, because the necessary premise is that Google’s dominant share — estimated at from 65 to 80% — of Web searches is the foundation of its alleged monopoly. But here the antitrust analysis begins to break down. […]

  September 27th, 2012 | Tags: , , , , , | Category: Antitrust, Government, Internet | 2 comments

Why An FTC Case Against Google Is A Really Bad Idea (Part I)

Folks in the tech industry have for the most part been conspicuously silent, at least publicly, about the Federal Trade Commission’s lengthy investigation of and apparent intention — perhaps as soon as year end — to file an antitrust case against Google for monopolization. […]

  September 25th, 2012 | Tags: , , , , , | Category: Antitrust, Inside the Beltway, Internet | 5 comments

Cybersecurity: When Guidelines Become Rules

So much media attention was paid to the spectacular collapse of U.S. Senate deliberations on a cybersecurity bill in August — and the Obama Administration’s controversial move to fashion an Executive Order on the subject — that few if anyone focused on the biggest change affecting the data protection landscape. […]

  September 12th, 2012 | Tags: , , , | Category: Government, Internet, IT Security | Leave a comment