Politico - EU, U.S. need to reduce supply-chain dependency on single countries, Barry Lynn says

Executive director Barry Lynn was featured throughout an article that highlights supply-chain discrepancies throughout the globe and the relations with off-shore reliance.

ClippingsOpen MarketsApril 22, 2022Barry Lynn, Politics, Antitrust Law, 2022

WTTW Chicago - Profits for Meat Producers Soar as Prices Jump

Food systems program manager Claire Kelloway amplifies the inflated prices consumers are paying for meat, and the industry’s struggles.

Clippings, Videos & AudioClaire KellowayApril 5, 20222022, April 2022, Claire Kelloway, Food & Agriculture

Politico - The 20-somethings Scaring Liberal Think Tanks

Open Markets’ report on monopolization of America’s food system from 2019 was cited.

ClippingsOpen MarketsApril 1, 2022April 2022, 2022

FP- Russia’s War Is the End of Magical Thinking

Executive director Barry Lynn was quoted regarding his views on globalization.

ClippingsBarry LynnMarch 31, 2022Barry Lynn, Politics, Antitrust Law, 2022, March 2022

The Pantagraph - Big Food makes Big Ag look like a piker

Program manager Claire Kelloway was was cited in an article in about the consolidation of the grocery distribution industry.

Common Dreams - New Treasury Report Highlights How Employer Power in Labor Markets Drives Down Wages and Reduces Freedom

Open Markets’ featured statement discusses the Treasury Department on the State of Labor Market Competition applauding the emphasis on the negative effects of coercive contracts but urging stronger action to protect workers.

ClippingsOpen MarketsMarch 7, 20222022, March 2022, Antitrust Law

The New Republic - Biden Was Spot-On: The Meat Monopoly Is Real and Insidious

Open Markets’ report on monopolization of America’s food system from 2019 was cited.

ClippingsOpen MarketsMarch 3, 20222002, March 2022, Food & Power, Food & Agriculture, Antitrust Law, Politics

The Wall Street Journal - What Should We Do With the Big Technology Companies?

Executive director Barry Lynn was featured in a global tech regulation expert panel.

ClippingsBarry LynnFebruary 27, 2022Barry Lynn, 2022, March 2022, Big Tech

NPR - More than money: Defining American antitrust law, from Bork to Khan

Executive director Barry Lynn was featured on “On Point” looking at antitrust law in America.

ClippingsBarry LynnFebruary 17, 2022Barry Lynn, Politics, Antitrust Law, 2022, February 2022

NPR - More than money: The monopoly on meat

Program manager Claire Kelloway was featured on the medium’s “On Point” podcast show looking at meat monopolies in America.

ClippingsBarry LynnFebruary 14, 2022Politics, Antitrust Law, 2022, February 2022, Claire Kelloway, Food & Power, Food & Agriculture

Asharq Al-Awsat - Online Ads Are on the Way to Becoming Less Creepy

Fellow and adviser Johnny Ryan was mentioned for discussing the legitimacy of personal data security.

ClippingsOpen MarketsFebruary 12, 2022Johnny Ryan, 2022, Privacy, February 2022, Digital advertising

NPR - Opinion: Remember reading the paper?

Senior Fellow Nikki Usher was mentioned in a story about the news industry and disinformation.

ClippingsOpen MarketsFebruary 5, 20222022, February 2022, Nikki Usher

Public Citizen - Unions, Civil Rights, Financial and Environmental Justice Groups Back President Biden’s Slate of Federal Reserve Nominees

Open Markets joined a coalition of 95 unions, civil rights, financial, and environmental groups in sending a letter to Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, voicing support for President Biden’s slate of Federal Reserve nominees.

ClippingsOpen MarketsFebruary 2, 20222022, February 2022, Politics, Competition Law & Philosophy

The Counter - California assembly passes “first of its kind” regulation bill, giving fast food workers the ability to negotiate for better pay and working conditions

Cheif Economist Brian Callaci had his writing about the manipulation of franchising models by corporations mentioned in an article.

ClippingsBrian CallaciFebruary 1, 20222022, February 2022, Brian Callaci

Jon Tester for Senate - "Right to Repair" Farm Equipment and Empowering Family Farmers is Aim of Tester's New Groundbreaking Legislation

Senior legal analyst Daniel Hanley was quoted in Sen. Jon Tester’s press release announcing his Agriculture Right to Repair Act, which aims to give farmers the right to repair their own equipment and end current restrictions on the repair market.

ClippingsDaniel HanleyFebruary 1, 2022Daniel Hanley, 2022, February 2022, Politics, Food & Agriculture