SELECT PRESENTATIONS
-Knight First Amendment Institute, The Tech Giants, Monopoly Power, and Public Discourse (Panelist, Nov. 2019)
-Committee on Science, Technology, and Law of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, 38th Meeting, U.S. and International Legal and Policy Efforts to Address Platform Concerns (Presenter, Oct. 2019)
-University of Utah, New Approaches to Antitrust (Panelist, Oct. 2019)
-American Constitution Society, A Progressive Economic Agenda (Panelist, Oct. 2019)
-Columbia University, Progressivism, Socialism, or Nationalism? (Presenter, Oct. 2019)
-Georgetown Law School, Law and Macroeconomics (Presenter, Sept. 2019)
-Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Power and Inequality in a World of Platform and Ecosystems (Panelist, Aug. 2019)
-Aspen Institute, When Is “Big” Too Big? (Interview, June 2019)
-Women’s Competition Network, ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting (Keynote, Mar. 2019)
-Roosevelt Institute, Bold vs. Old (Panelist, Mar. 2019)
-PubWest, Annual Conference (Keynote, Feb. 2019)
-Yale Law School, Law and Political Economy (Workshop Participant, Jan. 2019)
-CRA Annual Brussels Conference, Economic Developments in Competition Policy (Panelist, Dec. 2018)
-UC Irvine Law, Competition, Antitrust Law, and Innovation Forum Workshop (Presenter, Oct. 2018)
-Stigler Center at the University of Chicago Booth School, Antitrust and Competition Conference, Digital Platforms and Concentration (Panelist, Apr. 2018)
-Law Tech Speaker Series @ Cornell Tech, Platform Power (Speaker, Apr. 2018)
-American Constitution Society, A Progressive View of Antitrust (Panelist, Mar. 2018)
-Council of Institutional Investors, Understanding Investor Risks at Amazon.com, Inc. (Speaker, Mar. 2018)
-EU@SXSW, New Tech, New Rules? Address Antitrust and Competition in the Digital Economy (Panelist, Mar. 2018)
-Institute for Technology Law & Policy at Georgetown Law, The Governance and Regulation of Information Platforms (Panelist, Feb. 2018)
-Stanford University, Wesson Discussion Seminar, The Curse of Bigness Revisited (Panelist, Feb. 2018)
-CPDP, Privatization of Privacy: Freedom and Democracy and the Threat of Global Tech Monopolies (Panelist, Jan. 2018)
-Association of American Law Schools, Annual Meeting, Politics in Antitrust (Panelist, Jan. 2018)
-The Capitol Forum, United States Monopolization Law: What Are the Challenges to Enforcement and Can They Be Overcome? (Panelist, Dec. 2017)
-Williams College, America’s Monopoly Problem (Speaker, Dec. 2017)
-Harvard Kennedy School, digitalHKS, Open Markets and the Monopoly Power of Platforms (Speaker, Dec. 2017)
-House Judiciary Democrats & Congressional Progressive Caucus, Organized Briefing on “The Impact of Dominant Internet Platforms on Competition, Innovation, and Democracy” (Panelist, Nov. 2017)
-Tulane University School of Law, ClassCrits X Conference, Wielding the Antitrust Tool (Panelist, Nov. 2017)
-Open Markets Institute, Is Big Tech an Existential Threat? (Panelist, Nov. 2017)
-Transatlantic Digital Debates, Platforms and Competition (Speaker, Nov. 2017)
-House Judiciary Democrats & Congressional Progressive Caucus, Organized Briefing on
“Competition and Corporate Power” (Panelist, Oct. 2017)
-The Roosevelt Institute, Market Power Rising (Panelist, Sept. 2017)
-Washington Center for Equitable Growth, Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox (Speaker, Sept.
2017)
-Democracy Fund, The Platforms: Media, Commerce, and Social Life (Panelist, Aug.
2017)
-Association for the Promotion of Political Economy and the Law, Regulating Market Power (Panelist, June 2017)
-Digital Content Next Legal & Legislative Day, Platforms (Panelist, June 2017)
-The People's Summit, Winning the Battle for the Internet (Panelist, June 2017)
-American Constitution Society National Convention, A Second Gilded Age: The Consolidation of Wealth and Corporate Power (Panelist, June 2017)
-Personal Democracy Forum, Technopoly and Its Discontents: What to do About Big Media Platforms? (Panelist, June 2017)
-Stigler Center at the University of Chicago Booth School, Is There a Concentration Problem in America? (Panelist, Mar. 2017)
-Yale Law School, Rebellious Lawyering Conference, Challenging Concentrated Corporate Power (Moderator, Feb. 2017)
-Loyola University Chicago School of Law, ClassCrits IX Conference, Markets and Methods (Panelist, Oct. 2016)
- (Moderator, Sept. 2016)
-Netroots Nation, How the Next President Can Tackle Corporate Power (Panelist, July 2016)
- New America, America's Monopoly Problem (Panelist, June 2016)
-Take Shelter Series, America's Monopoly Problem: How Antitrust Went Bust (Presenter, June 2016)
- New America, Amazon's Book Monopoly (Panelist, Jan. 2016)
-Yale Law School, American Constitution Society Law & Inequality Conference, Concentrated Private Power: Efficiency Justifications and Broken Markets (Moderator, Oct. 2015)
- New America, Dragnet Nation (Panelist, Apr. 2014)
- (Panelist, Oct. 2013)
- C-SPAN Washington Journal (Presenter, July 2012)
SELECT PRESS
- Bloomberg, "Amazon's Whole Foods Deal Wins Swift US Antitrust Approval" (Aug. 2017)
- Axios, "The coming earthquake" (Aug. 2017)
- American Booksellers Association, "Time to Rethink Antitrust Enforcement?" (Aug. 2017)
- Quartz, "What is Amazon, really?" (Aug. 2017)
- Seattle Times, "How big is too big? Amazon sparks antitrust concerns" (Aug. 2017)
-Washington Post, "Is Amazon Getting Too Big?" (July 2017)
-Vox, "Democrats' push for a new antitrust agenda, explained" (July 2017)
- New Republic, "The Return of Monopoly" (July 2017)
- BNA Bloomberg, "Public Pressure Is Growing on Amazon-Whole Foods Deal" (July 2017)
- USA Today, "Is Amazon getting too big?" (June 2017)
- Chicago Tribune, "Will 'power hungry' Amazon get too big for its own good?" (June 2017)
- New York Times, "Conglomerates Didn't Die. They Look Like Amazon" (June 2017)
- The Atlantic, "A Silicon Valley Congressman Takes On Amazon" (June 2017)
-Financial Times, "Amazon: such problems" (June 2017)
- New Republic, "How Amazon Is Changing the Whole Concept of Monopoly" (June 2017)
- The Atlantic, "When Does Amazon Become a Monopoly?" (June 2017)
-Vox, "Prime real estate" (June 2017)
-Connecticut Post, "Amazon's latest move into Connecticut could mean lost jobs" (June 2017)
- BBC, "Are Google, Amazon and others getting too big?" (June 2017)
- WIRED, "Digital Privacy Is Making Antitrust Exciting Again" (June 2017)
- Markets Morning, Locking the domain of giants: from Google to Amazon (June 2017)
-Financial Times, "Modern monopolists are redefining competition" (Apr. 2017)
- New York Magazine, "The Airline Industry Is a Starving Giant That's Gnawing At Our Economy" (Apr. 2017)
- Vice, "Bigger Corporations Are Making You Poorer" (Apr. 2017)
- The Nation, "This Budding Movement Wants to Smash Monopolies" (Apr. 2017)
-The Economist, "Primed: Are investors too optimistic about Amazon?" (Mar. 2017)
- New York Times, "Sick of Politics? Try These Great Reads" (Feb. 2017)
- New York Observer, "5 Ways Amazon Tricks Everyone into Paying Jeff Bezos" (Feb. 2017)
- BuzzFeed News, "AT&T Has Made A Deal To Buy Time Warner — Will Washington Let Them?" (Oct. 2016)
- New York Times, "Liberal Economists Think Big Companies Are Too Powerful. Hillary Clinton Agrees." (Oct. 2016)
- Politico, "Liberals wary as Facebook’s Sandberg eyed for Treasury" (Oct. 2016)
- Bloomberg, "Silicon Valley Could Get Pass in Democrats’ Antitrust Crusade" (July 2016)
- Bloomberg, "Democrats Imitate Trust-Busting Teddy in Own Populist Appeal" (July 2016)