John Newman

John Newman is a University of Miami School of Law professor and a former attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division.

The Government Didn’t Foresee How Facebook Would Behave
Today’s antitrust regulators should rein in the tech giants.
Rebecca Haw Allensworth and John Newman
January 30, 2021
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The U.S. Forgot What Antitrust Is For
Laws meant to curb corporate power and greed are—in the hands of the Trump administration and a conservative Supreme Court—being used against the public good instead.
John Newman
September 11, 2019
Jonathan Ernst / Reuters
What Democratic Contenders Are Missing in the Race to Revive Antitrust
At the end of the day, legal decisions are made by judges.
John Newman
April 1, 2019
Karen Pulfer Focht / Reuters

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