The application of antitrust
law and economics to technology industries and issues will be
the subject of this two-day conference at Boalt Hall on the
U.C. Berkeley campus. A world class roster of government antitrust
officials, business leaders, economists and lawyers will discuss
cutting edge issues such as the relationship between antitrust
and intellectual property law, merger analysis in dynamic industries,
antitrust limitations on patent settlements, the control of
standards, and dominant firm conduct. Case studies will be drawn
from the computer hardware and software, biotechnology, electronic
commerce and other information-intensive businesses. While the
focus will be on the specific application of antitrust analysis
to technology markets, the curriculum will offer an in depth
review of many antitrust principles with general import.
For more information about this program, contact Angel Hardy
at hardya@staff.abanet.org |