Antitrust Law Daily Wrap Up, BLOG TRACKER—Noteworthy blog posts and other commentary, (May 14, 2015)

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

• Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog, “Artificial Intelligence & Collusion: When Computers Inhibit Competition,” by D. Daniel Sokol (University of Florida Levin College of Law)

• Antitrust Update Blog, “Following Actavis, California Supreme Court Crafts ‘Structured Rule of Reason’ Test for Evaluating Pay-for-Delay Settlements,” by Jack Figura and Deirdre A. McEvoy

• Antitrust Today, “UK Competition and Market Authority Shuts Down MasterCard and Visa Probes Following Approval of European Interchange Fees Regulation,” by Yulia Tosheva and James Ashe-Taylor

• Truth on the Market, “The 2015 International Competition Network’s (ICN) Unilateral Conduct Workbook Chapter on Tying and Bundling,” by Alden Abbot

• Ad Law Access, “California Enforces Transparency in Supply Chains Act,” by Laura Siegel Rabinowitz

• Advertising Law Blog, “POM Petitions D.C. Circuit for Rehearing on FTC Action,” by Andrew B. Lustigman

• The Franchise Contrarian, “Does Franchising ‘Suck’?” by Jim Meaney

• Franchise Law Update, “Does One State’s Required Change in a FPR Apply Nationally by Default? Probably.” by Elizabeth Sigety

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: Jack Figura and Deirdre A. McEvoy (Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP); Yulia Tosheva and James Ashe-Taylor (Constantine Cannon LLP); Laura Siegel Rabinowitz (Kelley Drye & Warren); Andrew B. Lustigman (Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP); Jim Meaney (Zaino Law Group); Elizabeth Sigety (Fox Rothschild LLP)

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