Antitrust

• The Spectrum Specter, Peter Suderman, September 1, 2011
• Federal Government Encourages Health Providers to Coordinate, Then Sues Them For Doing So, Peter Suderman, August 22, 2011
• Microsoft to European Regulators: Go Get Google!, Peter Suderman, March 31, 2011
• Are You Ready for Some Football (Lockout, That Is)? Reason.tv Breaks Down the NFL Labor Lockdown Mess, Nick Gillespie, March 12, 2011
• Reason.tv: The NFL 2011 Lockout Labor Mess, February 14, 2011
• Reason.tv: Timothy Sandefur on The Right to Earn a Living, September 27, 2010
• Lower Your Newspaper Advertising Prices, Pay a $21 Million Fine, Matt Welch, August 12, 2010
• Reason Morning Links: Judges, Gypsies, and AGs, Jesse Walker, August 3, 2010
• Insert Pigskin Joke Here, Matt Welch, June 11, 2010
• When You Say Bud, You Have Not Said it All, Thank You Very Much, Matt Welch, June 2, 2010
• There's Something Wrong With a World Where Apple Has a Monopoly on Anything, Tim Cavanaugh, May 5, 2010
• The Instability of Monopolies, Matt Welch, February 5, 2010
• Plan #54 to Save the Newspapers: Let the Justice Department Run Them, Jesse Walker, January 21, 2010
• Munchies Monopolists, Jesse Walker, November 19, 2009
• Google: The Next Microsoft (As in, Target of Federal Antitrust Enforcers), Brian Doherty, August 6, 2009
• The Return of Antitrust, Matt Welch, July 27, 2009
• Orrin Hatch, on the BCS: "This is precisely the type of arrangement that our antitrust laws are meant to prevent", Matt Welch, July 15, 2009
• Briefly Noted: We Often Dream of Trains, Tim Cavanaugh, July 2009
• Kinks in the Google Plan for World Domination, Katherine Mangu-Ward, May 18, 2009
• Reason Morning Links: Floods, Guns, Antitrust, and an Indecisive Orangutan, Jesse Walker, May 11, 2009
• President of Everything, Brian Doherty, April 27, 2009
• The Digital Corporate State, Jesse Walker, January 26, 2009
• Meanwhile, in a Development That Marshall McLuhan Would Recognize as More Important Than All These Political Conventions Going On, Google Is Releasing a Web Browser..., Nick Gillespie, September 3, 2008
• Mr. Brin Goes to Washington, Katherine Mangu-Ward, February 7, 2008
• Let a Pro Tell You What That House Is Worth. Really, You Must., Brian Doherty, April 18, 2007
• Stop Me Before I Regulate Again!, Radley Balko, January 4, 2007
• Illegal Settlement, Jacob Sullum, November 2005
• Who Should Reign Supreme?, July 2005
• Free at Last, Matt Welch, May 2005
• The Reluctant Planner, Nick Gillespie, Jesse Walker & Drew Clark, December 2004
• Class Conflict, Jacob Sullum, January 16, 2004
• Domination Fantasies, Ben Compaine, January 2004
• Balance Sheet, Jeff Taylor, January 2003
• Remembering New Times, Brian Doherty, October 2, 2002
• Empire Burlesque, Tom Peyser, April 2002
• Balance Sheet, Jeff Taylor, April 2002
• Letters, February 2002
• A Sad, Infuriating Tale, James K. Glassman, January 24, 2002
• Reason Express, January 22, 2002
• Fearless Microsoft Hunters, Jeff Taylor, November 17, 2001
• Antitrust's Greatest Hits, David B. Kopel & Joseph Bast, November 2001
• Sex, Economics, and Other Legal Matters, Steve Kurtz, April 2001
• Bill's And Larry's Continued Political Misadventures, James K. Glassman, February 26, 2001
• Consumers, Wake Up! Middlemen Are Ripping You Off, James K. Glassman, February 12, 2001
• Publicity-seeking politicians and contingency-fee lawyers corrupt the law, James K. Glassman, January 29, 2001
• How to Build a Better Cigarette—and How to Snuff It Out, Jonathan Rauch, January 13, 2001
• Bigger and Badder, Brian Doherty, January 2001
• Close, But No Big Czar, James K. Glassman, December 18, 2000
• What's the biggest threat to economic growth?, James K. Glassman, November 13, 2000
• Goodbye, Joel Klein, James K. Glassman, October 2, 2000
• Capital Letters: Paper Targets, Michael W. Lynch, October 2000
• Banana Republics, With Nuts, Glenn Garvin, August/September 2000
• The Difference Between Bill Gates and Larry Ellison, James K. Glassman, July 3, 2000
• The Microsoft Case: Fair, Necessary, and Totally Random, Jonathan Rauch, June 10, 2000
• A Smith & Wesson FAQ, Walter Olson, June 2000
• Gun Dealers, Jacob Sullum, April 19, 2000
• Network Drama, Steven R. Postrel, April 2000
• Gold Bugs, Walter Olson, February 2000
• Puff, the Magic Settlement, Walter Olson, January 2000
• High-Tech's Starr Report, Virginia Postrel, January 2000
• Electric Visions, Ryan Oprea, January 2000
• Sue the Bastards!, Ryan H. Sager, December 1999
• What Really Scares Microsoft, Virginia Postrel, November 8, 1999
• Flack Catcher, Jacob Sullum, November 3, 1999
• Campaigning in the Court, Jacob Sullum, September 16, 1999
• Letters, June 1999
• The New Trustbusters, James V. DeLong, March 1999
• Credit Where It's Due, Michael W. Lynch, January 1999
• Uncle Sam on Wall Street? No., James K. Glassman, December 8, 1998
• Feature Creature, Virginia Postrel, October 5, 1998