Lina Khan Is Coming for Amazon, Armed With an FTC Antitrust Suit

 Bloomberg, here. 

It'd be lovely to write an update of this, if the occasion presents itself.

FTC Seeks Public Comment on Franchisors Exerting Control Over Franchisees and Workers

 Here. 

ICYMI: The first New Brandeisian decision in Europe? Insights from the Utah Statement

 S. Vezzoso (me), here (#3 most read Concurrences article in 2022, #9999999 most liked, I guess). 

Réformer le droit européen de la concurrence : le retour du politique

 R. Repasi, here. 

The New Roaring Twenties

 Utah Antitrust Symposium 2022, here. 

I need that source.

 At a panel organized during the Industrial Organization Meeting, Spring 2022, Carl Shapiro famously called himself a Modernist and others New Brandeisians (see here, fn. 7). While the recordings of the other panels are still available (one click away on the meeting's website), this is not (while it has been for a while: I caught up a few hours after the panel took place). This is a real pity for us interested in following the recent developments in antitrust policy thinking. Please NBER, put it up again. 

Big Tech, big deals and a new era of antitrust

 Interview with Lina Khan, here (an enforcer - and still very much an academic IMHO, not a politician or an activist - she might want to learn a couple of tricks from Margrethe though, if she has the time...). 

The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up on Free Markets

J. Furman, here. 

The Utah Statement: Reviving Antimonopoly Traditions for the Era of Big Tech

T. Wu, here. 

Anti-Hipster Antitrust

J. Newman, here. 

HOW MUCH BRANDEIS DO THE NEO-BRANDEISIANS WANT?

D. Crane, here. 

How Robert Bork Fathered the New Gilded Age

ProMarket, here. 

Trump’s Big Tech Bluster

Open Markets Institute, here. 

Vanguard of the Techlash: Will antitrust offer a way forward?

Yelp's event, video here. 

High time for rhyme and reason

P. Marsden, here. 

A bit "banalization of hipster," IMHO, but I can totally subscribe to this one:

and I'm also a bit of an"open movement" devotee myself:

The illiberal vision of neo-Brandeisian antitrust

G. Manne, here.

The New Brandeis Movement: America’ s Antimonopoly Debate

L. Khan, here. 

What are the Goals of Antitrust? What Should They Be?

v. 

George Mason Law Review 21st Annual Antitrust Symposium, Video here (discussion from 47:36).

Hunting the Big Five: Twenty-first Century Antitrust in Historical Perspective

R. Langlois, here.

The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of the U.S. Antitrust Movement

A. Ezrachi, M. Stucke, here.