U.S. News and World Report quoted Caroline Fredrickson, OMI’s strategic councilor on democracy and power, on the Supreme Court’s influence on elections.
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Reuters cited the Open Markets-led amicus brief in support of DC’s case against Amazon’s illegal pricing practices in DC v Amazon, as the DC Attorney General works to revive the case.
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Center for Journalism and Liberty Director Courtney Radsch’s testimony before the Canadian Parliament Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage (CHPC) was quoted in an IT World Canada story.
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Center for Journalism and Liberty at Open Markets Director Courtney Radsch is cited in the Times of San Diego for her testimony before the California Senate Judiciary Committee on ways to preserve journalism in the digital age.
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In an MSNBC column by Helaine Olen, Open Markets Chief Economist Brian Callaci describes private equity ownership of multiple sandwich chains as “an illusion of choice.”
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Tech Policy Press noted the publication of our report on AI and monopoly power in its November 2023 Tech Policy Roundup.
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A letter signed by Open Markets and promoting developer accountability in AI models and AI legislation was covered by Euractiv.
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Tech Policy Press Editor and CEO Justin Hendrix covered our AI event - and the panel of artists, journalists, and creators he moderated - in his latest piece for Tech Policy Press.
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In the FT’s Swamp Notes, FT Global Business Columnist and Open Markets board member Rana Foroohar recommends our report on AI and monopoly power.
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In the FT’s Swamp Notes, FT Global Business Columnist and Open Markets board member Rana Foroohar recommends our report on AI and monopoly power.
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The Washington Post quotes CJL Director Courtney Radsch in its coverage of Haley’s comments.
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Barry Lynn is quoted in the Houston Chronicle from a statement urging US regulators to block both buyouts.
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The Financial Times covers two reports from Senior Fellow Johnny Ryan and the Irish Council for Civil Liberties which show that access to government officials’ personal and sensitive data is broader than was previously believed.
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