Antitrust Law Daily Wrap Up, BLOG TRACKER—Noteworthy blog posts and other commentary, (Apr 10, 2014)

The week’s most insightful, intriguing, or entertaining blog posts regarding antitrust and trade regulation issues:

• Antitrust Today, “Libor Antitrust Plaintiffs Strike Out Again,” by Jean Kim

• The Antitrust Attorney blog, “Will the Supreme Court’s Lexmark Standing Decision Lead Indirect-Purchaser Antitrust Plaintiffs to Federal Court?,” by Jarod Bona

• Antitrust Law Blog, “What Does the First-Ever Extradition on an Antitrust Charge Mean for the Auto Parts Investigation?,” by Jennifer Driscoll-Chippendale

• All About Advertising Law, “FTC Gives Cole Haan’s Contest the #Boot,” by Melissa Landau Steinman and Maura Marcheski

• Antitrust Alert, “FTAIA and Foreign Sales: Seventh Circuit Limits Extraterritorial Reach of U.S. Antitrust Law in Motorola Mobility v. AU Optronics,” by Stefan M. Meisner, Alison L. Smith and Nick Grimmer

• Antitrust Unpacked, “DOJ Scores First Antitrust Extradition: More to Come?,” by Beau W. Buffer

• Ad Law Access, “White House Objects to Commercial Use of President’s Photo,” by Gonzalo E. Mon and David J. Ervin

• The New York Times, “A Problematic Cement Merger”

Have you seen (or written) a blog post that fits the bill? Send a note to ALD@wolterskluwer.com, with a link to the suggested post.

Attorneys: Jarod Bona (Bona Law PC); Beau W. Buffer (Shearman & Sterling LLP); Jennifer Driscoll-Chippendale (Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP); David J. Ervin (Kelley Drye & Warren); Nick Grimmer (McDermott Will & Emery); Maura Marcheski (Venable LLP); Stefan M. Meisner (McDermott Will & Emery); Gonzalo E. Mon (Kelley Drye & Warren); Alison L. Smith (McDermott Will & Emery); Melissa Landau Steinman (Venable LLP)

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