Competition law video and podcasts
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Podcast collections and video
Active (alphabetical) followed by inactive podcast collections focusing on competition/antitrust law
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Antitrust Law Source
By Porter Wright's Antitrust & Trade regulation Practice (can also subscribe via iTunes)
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Econ Talk
Weekly interviews hosted by Russ Roberts covering a variety of issues. Includes competition related episodes, like 'Modern Monopolies', the Economics of Antitrust Regulation, The Mighty Amazon and Apple v Google. Searchable.
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Freakonomics radio archive
“Discover the hidden side of everything with Stephen J. Dubner, co-author of the Freakonomics books. Each week, Freakonomics Radio tells you things you always thought you knew (but didn’t) and things you never thought you wanted to know (but do) — from the economics of sleep to how to become great at just about anything. Dubner speaks with Nobel laureates and provocateurs, intellectuals and entrepreneurs, and various other underachievers.”
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mLex - Market Insights podcasts
‘Listen in as MLex expert contributors discuss some of the most important developments in regulatory risk and opportunity worldwide.’ Also subscribe via iTunes
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Monopoly Attack
Tech antitrust policy from Brussels (Kay Jebelli & Friso Bostoen) (started June 2021)
Listen on Spotify
Listen on Apple Podcasts
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Our Curious Amalgum (ABA)
‘Explores topics in antitrust, competition, consumer protection, data protection, and privacy law featuring global experts. And a Curious Hat. A new episode every Monday. Listened to in over 60 countries.’ Subscribe on Apple, Google, Stitcher or Spotify
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Stanford Computational Antitrust
‘The podcast that explores how computational tools impact antitrust analyses and procedures’.
Created and hosted by Dr Thibault Schrepel.
Includes YouTube video versions.
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The Competitive Edge
Gilbert + Tobin podcast: ‘Get the lowdown on developments in competition law in Australia and around the world. Gilbert + Tobin’s Moya Dodd and Matt Rubinstein explore insights and trends with leading experts to give you the competitive edge.’
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Winston & Strawn's Competition Corner
‘Winston & Strawn’s Competition Corner Podcast features insights on recent legal developments in the antitrust arena as well as user-friendly guidance and practical tips for compliance.’
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Competition Lore Podcast
Podcast by Professor Caron Beaton-Wells focussing on competition law in the digital economy.
41 episodes available (last episode posted 4 December 2019)
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Competition Policy International
Competition Policy International Audio series.
Last updated 2020 (see video resources instead)
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NPR three part antitrust series (2019)
Part 1 (Standard Oil), Part 2 (The Paradox), Part 3 (Big Tech). Downloadable and transcripts are available.
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Trust Exercise
Podcast featuring Katharine Kemp covering tech, competition, consumer issues and more.
Last episode posted 2021
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Watchdog
Podcast series from Maddocks lawyers looking at the ACCC’s leading cases each year and predictions for the year ahead.
Competition law video
International organisations
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International Competition Network
ICN Training on Demand series, including fundamentals, horizontal restraints, dominant firm conduct, competition advocacy and investigatory techniques
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OECD
The OECD Competition Committee launched its YouTube channel in February 2018
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UNCTAD
UNCTAD's YouTube Channel has a playlist with competition law related video.
Competition agencies
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ACCC (Australia)
The Marker
ACCC Cartel/Leniency video - 16 minutes - released on 30 August 2012Celebrating 40 years of making markets work
30 minute video celebrating 40 years of the Trade Practices Act - released 1 October 2014 -
Konkurrensverket (Sweden)
YouTube channel (some video in English)
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CMA (UK)
Competition and Markets Authority YouTube Channel - lots of video available.
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FTC (USA)
A Brief History of the Birth of the Federal Trade Commission
(3 minute video)Plenty more video available
Other video collections
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Concurrences
Collection of YouTube videos, including Antitrust Code Podcast video
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Computational Antitrust
Video channel of the Stanford Computational Antitrust project at companion to the Stanford Computational Antitrust Podcast
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CPI Talks
Series of short video sorted by topic or expert
Lectures, seminars and other academic contributions
Increasingly lectures, conferences and seminars are being made available online. Here's just a sample.
Australia
Bannerman Lecture 2016
Dr Phillip Williams AM
Discusses QCMA and Defiance holdings
Competition Law and Economics Network Discussion Group
Seminars typically made available online soon after the event.
Compliance Conversations With ... Michael Terceiro
2 May 2018 (approx 7 minutes)
Part of 'Compliance Conversations With ...' series by LexisNexisAustralia. Michael Terceiro, Principal Lawyer at Terceiro Legal Consulting, outlines what the ACCC’s 2018 Enforcement and Compliance Priorities are and why the ACCC have those proprities.
Should the tech giants be broken up?
Professor Nicolas Petit (16 Feb 2018, Adelaide)
The Hot Tub
Video produced by the University of Melbourne's Competition Law & Economics Network (CLEN) demonstrating Australia’s approach to expert evidence in competition law cases - a mock 'hot tub', based on the facts in Boral and presided over by retired the Hon Peter Heerey QC who was the first instance judge in that case. The expert roles were played by Dr Philip Williams (for the ACCC) and Richard York (for Boral) and counsel were played by David Shavin QC (who acted for the ACCC in the Boral case) and Jack Fajgenbaum QC.
Other
Margrethe Vestager, 'The new age of corporate monopolies' Ted talk, September 2017 (20min)
Competition Law and the Free Market - The Antitrust Paradox: A Policy at War with Itself
Federalist Society, 25th Anniversary celebration honoring Judge Robert H Bork
21 April 2011
Iqbal/Twombly: A Pleading Revolution?
Debate between NYU Law Professors Arthur R Miller and Eleanor M Fox, moderated by Prof Oscar G Chase. 8 April 2010 - run time 100 minutes
Next Generation of Antitrust Scholarship Conference (2010)
Antitrust and the New Economy
Speech by US DOJ Antitrust Division Head, Christine Varney, in 2009
Inside Look - Antitrust Enforcement (US)
6min Bloomberg interview with FTC Chairman Johathan Leibowitz on update of merger guidelines and antitrust enforcement generally
More competition and better services in the EU energy market
Run time: 2min and 49seconds
Neelie Kroes on Competition Policy and the Current Economic Crisis
17 July 2009 (run time 21 minutes)
US: Horizontal Merger Guidelines Review Project Workshop - Introduction (December 2009)
Documentaries
The Dutch Construction Cartel
This is a series of four videos produced by the current affairs program Zembla and Voiceover by Marc Chase. The abstract reads as follows: 'Their first 2001 report exposed widespread collusion in the Dutch construction sector. It instigated a Parliamentary Inquiry in 2002-2003. Many companies admitted involvement, but argued their "monopoly money" system was accepted business practice. Several leading politicians and high officials were implicated. Antitrust damages were thought to amount to billions of euros. Over 1400 companies were eventually sanctioned by the Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa), but also many of them received substantial leniency discounts. Key players in business, public administration and politics were promoted. In contrast, the main whistle blower, Ad Bos, was prosecuted by the state and today lives in a camper van. '
Harper Review Australia
In 2014-2015 a major independent review of Australian competition law and policy is being conducted - see Harper Review page.
As part of this process the Review Panel has released a number of videos explaining aspects of the review.
A number of firms released video commentary on the draft and final reports. See, for example:
Video Introduction to the Harper Report by Fiona Crosbie (16 April 2016)
David Brewster and Phillip Williams, YouTube debate on proposed MMP provisions (8 October 2014) (on draft report)
Miscellaneous
Many of these involve competition-relevant economic concepts explained in simple terms. I make no comment about the accuracy or usefulness of the videos - there are many more similar videos available on youtube - competition law students may find them useful.
Cartels
Cartels
7min video by Richard McKenzieWhat is a cartel?
Five minute you tube video by jusahah
Market structure
Market failures
3min video from mjmfoodieMonopolistic competition
4.37min video by Richard McKenzieMonopoly
7min video from mjmfoodie - Characteristics and outcomes of the monopoly market structureNatural monopolies
7min video by Richard McKenziePerfect Competition
7 minute video from mjmfoodie
Supply and demand
Elasticity of Demand
9.36min video from mjmfoodieElasticity - Characteristics that determine elasticity
1.47min video from mjmfoodie
Misc
The Beast File: Woolies and Coles
From ABC: Hungry Beast (dated 2010)Externalities
7.39min video from mjmfoodieMaximizing profits
3.33min video from mjmfoodieCompetitive Market Efficiency
5min video by Richard McKenzie
Miscellaneous
Histeria! Theodore Roosevelt - Trust Buster
Fun little advertisement - 2.20minThe Raid: An Antitrust Movie
This is a 30min video produced in 1997 and recently uploaded on Chilling Competition. View associated blog post.
Last updated: 11 October 2022