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That would be a good argument if there weren't public conferences, discussion panels, and work groups that these companies send representatives to in order to c

by tal8d 6y ago

That would be a good argument if there weren't public conferences, discussion panels, and work groups that these companies send representatives to in order to coordinate their efforts in "combating the rising threat of <insert boogeyman>".

ceejayoz 6y ago
I'm not aware of any interpretation of antitrust law that forbids networking at conferences.
- tal8d 6y ago
  lol, yeah, "networking". That kind of self delusion will come in handy as the cartel activity becomes increasingly bold and the regulatory capture ensures no way out.