The CBA Competition Law Section's Economics and Law Committee presents:

Traditional Enforcement Regimes and the Digital Age

August 7 2019 | 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM Eastern
Teleconference

Are the traditional antitrust enforcement regimes – particularly those of Canada and the United States – capable of protecting the public from the perceived harms and alleged abuses of leading internet giants whose services are generally provided without charge to consumers? Are there really harms or abuses that antitrust enforcers can and should protect against? And could new enforcement tools in response do more harm than good?

Moderator:
Denes Rothschild, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Speakers:
Sally Hubbard, Open Markets Institute
Michael Packer, Competition Bureau 
Zirjan Derwa, Torys LLP