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Antitrust, Market Dominance, and Emerging Media
2021
Overview
The original goal of antitrust law in the United States was to ensure that economic competition exists, that consumers are not taken advantage of, and that corporations can provide the best goods and services in a fair marketplace. The Sherman Antitrust Act was passed in 1890 to prohibit corporations from dominating their industry through abusive practices that exclude competition. It is perhaps no coincidence that Thomas Edison first filed his patent application for his motion picture camera at almost the exact same time in 1891, and the history of the media industry and antitrust law have been intertwined ever since.
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Rutgers University Press
ISBN
081359622X, 9780813596228
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