TechCrunch, here.
Friday, April 24, 2020
A tiny selection of things it might be interesting to be part of, all CET (tbc)
Monday 4
Friday 8
Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Changed the Way We Should Think About Antitrust Law? here.
Saturday 9
9:30 ASCOLA-India e-colloquium on "The Future of Hub-and-Spoke Cartels in India", to participate drop a line at vikaskathuria@gmail.com
14:00 MEPs to quiz Margrethe Vestager on the EU’s response to the pandemic, here.
Wednesday 6
13:00 Ascola UK, Angus McCulloch, The 'public' wrong of cartels and the Article 101 TFEU 'object box'; you need to register here.
18:15 GAFA, 5G : Peut-on faire du numérique un bien commun ?, avec Sébastien Soriano, s'inscrire ici.
Thursday 7
13:00 Thriving: the role of culture in defining and advancing well-being, here.
Wednesday 6
13:00 Ascola UK, Angus McCulloch, The 'public' wrong of cartels and the Article 101 TFEU 'object box'; you need to register here.
18:15 GAFA, 5G : Peut-on faire du numérique un bien commun ?, avec Sébastien Soriano, s'inscrire ici.
Thursday 7
13:00 Thriving: the role of culture in defining and advancing well-being, here.
15:00 Virtual IO Seminar is Michael Kummer (University of East Anglia). He will present his paper "GDPR and the Lost Generation of Innovative Apps", joint work with Rebecca Janssen, Reinhold Kesler, and Joel Waldfogel, register here.
Friday 8
Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Changed the Way We Should Think About Antitrust Law? here.
Saturday 9
9:30 ASCOLA-India e-colloquium on "The Future of Hub-and-Spoke Cartels in India", to participate drop a line at vikaskathuria@gmail.com
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The Economic Populist, here.
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EPC, here . [ I took part in the WIPO negotiations leading to the Marrakesh Treaty, representing the Italian Library Association. At the t...
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WIPO, here.
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Politico.com, here.
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Not a dead parrot. Webinar , 1 July, 15-17 CET. Register here if you want to pose questions, otherwise live on YouTube here . Recording ...
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ASCOLA 25 November 2026 | 14:00 CET | Online, here.
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RTE Radio, here .
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Nieman.Lab, here. Why should people listen to them? Stop those cozy regulatory dialogues for good. This is just too serious.

