Intellectual Property

• By: Clyde Wayne Crews
• 12/13/2006

Some say online virtual reality operations like “Second Life” have attained the stage of evolution that blogging and the Net itself occupied several…

Antitrust

• By: Achim Schmillen, Clyde Wayne Crews
• 11/08/2006

Your after-tax income belongs to you. You are free to spend it, invest it, waste it, burn it, or tithe it away—and none of…

Antitrust

• CEI Staff
• 11/06/2006

Contact: Richard Morrison, 202.331.2273…

Antitrust

• By: Richard Morrison
• 10/31/2006

Issues in the News   1. TECHNOLOGY International negotiators continue to spar over the future of Internet governance. CEI…

Antitrust

• By: Peter Suderman
• 10/26/2006

Issues in the News   ENERGY Exxon Mobil reports second largest quarterly profit ever for a publicly traded U.S. company. …

Antitrust

• By: Richard Morrison
• 10/19/2006

1. BUSINESS Wal-Mart expands discounts on generic drugs. CEI Expert Available to Comment: Adjunct Analyst Zachary Courser on why…

Antitrust

• By: CEI Staff
• 06/14/2006

Full Document Available in PDF Big government, pro-regulation groups like MoveOn.org want the…

Antitrust

• CEI Staff
• 06/08/2006

Washington, D.C., June 8, 2006—Congress is scheduled to vote on a plan for putting the federal government in charge of regulating Internet traffic,…

Antitrust

• By: John Berlau
• 05/18/2006

How many Objectivists are there among television actresses? Well, there is one for sure: Tracey Ross of NBC’s popular soap opera “Passions.” As you…

Business and Government

• By: Isaac Post
• 05/09/2006

Budgets and softwood lumber deals aren't Prime Minister Stephen Harper's only significant initiatives. On Friday, he followed through on an unfortunate promise he…

Antitrust

• By: CEI Staff
• 05/08/2006

Full Document Available in PDF New Era, or ‘Ancien Régime,’…

Antitrust

• By: Peter Suderman
• 04/11/2006

The French climate of economic sluggishness and widespread unemployment has led to a pervasive restlessness. Many—especially the youth—have taken to rioting, striking, and…

Business and Government

• By: Fred L. Smith, Jr., R.W. Grant
• 04/11/2006

  In the 108 years since the passage of the Sherman Act, there has probably never been a clearer and more concise statement of the…

Antitrust

• By: Richard Morrison
• 04/11/2006

Issues in the News   1. TECHNOLOGY The government of France tries to force Apple to hand over information about their iTunes…

Business and Government

• By: CEI Staff
• 04/07/2006

Full Document Available in PDF Dear Chairman Barton: As…

Business and Government

• By: Iain Murray
• 03/23/2006

“People shouldn’t fear their governments, governments should fear their people.” This line from the movie V for Vendetta seems to have convinced libertarian luminaries…

Business and Government

• By: Peter Suderman
• 03/22/2006

Like it or not, comic books are no longer the domain of nerds and adolescents. Driven by the box-office success of adaptations of…

Business and Government

• By: CEI Staff, Jason Talley
• 03/17/2006

Jason Talley heads the Bureaucrash pro-freedom activist network—in Bureaucrash’s own parlance, he is the Crasher-in-Chief. He spoke recently with CEI Planet on his…

Antitrust

• By: Peter Suderman
• 01/22/2006

Americans love channel surfing, and many spend their evenings flipping through the vast ocean of inexpensive programming available through cable television packages. But…

Antitrust

• By: Peter Suderman
• 12/07/2005

Issues in the News 1. HEALTH & SAFETY The SEC changes rules that would have hindered efforts to fight avian flu.

Business and Government

• By: Peter Suderman
• 11/27/2005

Hollywood movies are replete with bad guys nefariously plotting to control the world, but these days, music and movie industry associations are looking awfully…

Antitrust

• By: Richard Morrison
• 11/22/2005

Issues in the News 1. RETAIL In preparation for day-after-Thanksgiving shopping crowds, Wal-Mart promises to match any competitor’s advertised price on…

Business and Government

• By: Richard Morrison
• 11/16/2005

Issues in the News 1. ENERGY The Senate Finance Committee approves a $5 billion windfall profits tax on the nation’s…

Business and Government

• By: Iain Murray
• 11/15/2005

The aftermath of hurricanes Katrina and Rita have proved a massive breeding ground for what former OECD Chief Economist David Henderson has termed…

Business and Government

• By: Henry I. Miller
• 11/15/2005

The leadership of the United Nations is truly the gang that can't shoot straight. Even if the recent incidents of corruption and profiteering—exemplified…

Antitrust

• CEI Staff
• 11/14/2005

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Antitrust

• By: Sally McNamara
• 11/09/2005

The integrity of patents affects the future health of people the world over. Unfortunately, one of the world’s rising economic players is leading the charge…

Business and Government

• By: Richard Morrison
• 11/07/2005

Issues in the News 1. HEALTH AND SAFETY The European Union debates whether to proceed with a vote on a new program…

Business and Government

• By: Neil Hrab
• 10/26/2005

Last Thursday, the United States was sucker-punched by an international organization. A majority of countries belonging to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and…

Antitrust