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The antitrust litigation against AT&T and IBM are two of the most discussed (and celebrated) cases in U.S. history. Some claim that both decisions shaped the creation and development of the transistor and personal computer, while others believe the actual long-term impact of this enforcement was minimal. This case study panel discusses the consequences of both cases.
Moderator: Fiona Scott Morton, Yale University
Robert Crandall, Technology Policy Institute
Richard John, Columbia University
Giovanna Massarotto, University of Pennsylvania
Tim Wu, Columbia University