A Random Monday Walk
- Juan Non-Volokh comes out of the closet (so to speak).
- Judge Posner and Gary Becker on oil prices (Posner: “But the best way to keep gasoline prices high may be through heavy taxes, which might actually reduce the cost of oil and hence the incomes of the oil-exporting nations (which is in the U.S. national interest to the extent that those nations are indeed hostile, as Iran notably is).”).
- Reminder: Intel’s “subject matter jurisdiction motion—often referred to as an Empagran—which questions whether U. S. law applies to the case, and thus whether a U.S. court has jurisdiction to try it” in the AMD-Intel case will be filled tomorrow. (If someone is kind enough to email it to us, we will post it).
- Episode 8 of “The Sopranos” broken down.
- Bag and Baggage recommends the Sports Law Blawg exactly two months (to the day) after Antitrust Review did. Antitrust Review: Your Leading Leading Indicator.
Note: this post’s title, and this one’s too, are not random.
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May 3rd, 2006 at 10:20 pm
Hey, where were you guys when f/k/a talked about Sports Law Blog [it’s not called a “Blawg”, thank goodness] in baseball: intestate commerce (stare decisis on steroids?) (Dec. 8, 2004) and antitrusters question NCAA purchase of NIT (Sept. 13, 2005)?
Talk about new guys on the block.
May 4th, 2006 at 6:12 am
Where were we? Just a dream in the back of Hanno’s mind (which may or may not be a place one wants to spend time).
May 4th, 2006 at 11:13 am
[…] As I mentioned earlier this week, Intel filed a motion to dismiss AMD’s complaint. According to MarketWatch, “claims AMD cannot apply U.S. antitrust laws to alleged harms that supposedly occurred overseas. ‘To a large extend, AMD seeks recovery under U.S. antitrust law for lost sales of its foreign-made processors to foreign companies in foreign locations,’ Intel’s attorneys wrote in court papers. AMD, Intel’s attorneys argue, makes its personal computer chips at a factory in Germany and sells more than 70% of them to customers outside the United States.” News.com also has a brief story. Technorati Tags: antitrust, Intel, AMD You can also bookmark this on del.icio.us or check the cosmos […]