The Economics and Antitrust of Digital Platforms and Social Media
December
02
2025
(Tuesday)
Time
10:00 AM PST | 01:00 PM EST
Duration: 60 Minutes
2 Days Left To REGISTER
Id: 210284
Duration: 60 Minutes
2 Days Left To REGISTER
Id: 210284
Instructor
Seth Benzell
Seth Benzell
Overview
The webinar covers Platforms, Power Laws, and Policy: Competition in the Age of Networks.
Areas Covered in the Session
- Multi-sided market economics
- When network effects tip and when interoperability flips the script
- Data as an input: access, portability, and privacy trade-offs
- Remedies: conduct vs. structural, interoperability mandates, data trusts, taxes and penalties
- The law and economics of digital platform antitrust
- Platforms and superstar outcomes
Who Will Benefit
- All
Speaker Profile
Seth Benzell Assistant Professor, Chapman University (Argyros College of Business and Economics). Research on automation, social networks, antitrust, and social welfare; affiliations with MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy and Stanford Digital Economy Lab; co-host of the “Justified Posteriors” podcast; published in top general science, economics and law venues; advises firms and public agencies on AI and platform strategy.
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