Vox - Microsoft avoided the latest round of Big Tech antitrust scrutiny. Then it bought a company for $69 billion.

Senior legal analyst Daniel Hanley discussed that the Microsoft-Activision Blizzard merger shouldn’t just be looked at in terms of where it will put Microsoft in the gaming market now, but the potential it has to disadvantage its competitors.

“It’s about what can Microsoft do with its portfolio of products and services, with this company, against its rivals and for the market?” Hanley said. “And what will happen to the market after Microsoft does this?”

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