Trust and Trade Podcast: Are IP Remedies in Big Tech Cases Going Too Far?

Dr. Keith Waehrer joins hosts Anant Raut and Jennifer Dixton, along with Joe Jerome (DuckDuckGo) on the American Bar Association’s Trust and Trade podcast in the episode “Are IP Remedies in Big Tech Cases Going Too Far?”. In this episode they examine whether Big Tech companies should be required to open up their intellectual property when they break antitrust laws. It considers whether these remedies reduce incentives to innovate or are necessary to restore competitive balance, addressing how far is too far and what is at stake for digital markets.

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