Why Big Tech Shouldn’t be Scared of Unions
In announcing the formation of their union, the Alphabet workers called on Google to live up to its values, and I realized that I also need to live up to mine, so I am no longer a registered lobbyist for Google. But I have not given up hope that tech companies will update their thinking and encourage their employees to join unions.
Locast, a Free App Streaming Network TV, Would Love to Get Sued
“On the roof of a luxury building at the edge of Central Park, 585 feet above the concrete, a lawyer named David Goodfriend has attached a modest four-foot antenna that is a threat to the entire TV-industrial complex.”
Nadler and Democrats must zero in on corporate power: Look at prescription drug pricing and megamergers
The midterm election that propelled Democrats to a majority in the House of Representatives revealed voter sentiment on a number of fronts that should inform the House Judiciary Committee’s first 100 days under its likely new leader, New York Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), including on antitrust and competition policy.
Ask the Hard-Hitting Antitrust Questions
Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats should continue their truth-out tradition when the Subcommittee on Antitrust holds an antitrust hearing October 3rd. Here are a few recommended questions:
NY Times Op-ed on Trump Is Historical Anomaly, Attorney Goodfriend Says
David Goodfriend discusses the New York Times op-ed by an unidentified senior administration official that said some of President Donald Trump's closest advisers are working in secret to thwart his "more misguided impulses." He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power."
What AT&T’s DOJ Victory Means for the Future of Antitrust Law
David Goodfriend, Weiner Brodsky Kider attorney specializing in telecom and competition, comments on AT&T Inc. getting clearance to buy Time Warner Inc. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power." (Source: Bloomberg)