New UK Government Department Aims to Cut Red Tape

The UK government has announced a new department, the Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO). The department, housed under the Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology (DSIT), aims to ‘reduce the burden of red tape and speed up access to new technologies that improve our daily lives – from AI [artificial intelligence] [...]

DoJ has Trouble with the Present, Past, and Future in Proposing Google Remedies

  Last week, the United States Department of Justice (DoJ) filed its proposed remedies following a federal judge’s finding that Google monopolized the market for search services. DoJ is asking for broad and deep interventions to address the liability determined in Judge Amit Mehta’s opinion, and they’re worth analyzing in [...]

By |2025-08-08T11:48:59-04:00October 16th, 2024|Antitrust, Blog, Competition|

Temu Complicates the FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Amazon

In the global race to create the best curated online marketplace (COM), every week seems to bring fresh developments that complicate the picture for enforcers and policymakers. Lawsuits and regulatory proposals to eliminate or restrain the management functions of COMs, from retail storefronts to app stores, should account for ever-evolving [...]

By |2024-10-08T11:42:21-04:00October 8th, 2024|Antitrust, Blog, Competition, Courts|

A Scroll Down Memory Lane: September 2024’s Member Mondays

ACT | The App Association’s members are at the forefront of innovation, leveraging technology to create meaningful solutions that drive positive change. Each month, we spotlight these trailblazing small businesses through our Member Monday series. Throughout September, or SEPstember as we like to call it, we introduced you to a [...]

Broadband Equity: What a COVID Accessibility Program Told Us About Disproportionate Access

The global pandemic of 2020 did more than disrupt our daily lives—it unraveled fragile seams in our national fabric. Suddenly, our world became more isolated, restricted, and dependent on technology than ever before. Schools, once teeming with talkative students, grocery stores where old friends would meet by chance, and parks [...]

By |2024-10-07T14:58:50-04:00October 2nd, 2024|Blog, Broadband, Trends|
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