December 14, 2025 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this instalment we have: Research shows companies like Instacart are secretly personalizing grocery prices in the U.S. An update on the state of concentration in Canadian media and internet industries EU launches abuse of dominance investigation into Google’s use of publisher and user content to train AI If you enjoy Letters,...
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December 7, 2025 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this instalment we have: What Canadians should look for in the next Commissioner of Competition Another banner quarter of profits for Canada’s oligopoly banking sector Netflix looks to cement its stranglehold on Hollywood with Warner Bros. acquisition If you enjoy Letters, please considering sharing and supporting CAMP Now let’s...
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November 30, 2025 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this instalment we have: CAMP urges CRTC to protect wireless customers during future network outages The U.S. government pushes Big Tech’s agenda in E.U. trade negotiations DOJ takes the easy way out on rental market algorithmic price fixing lawsuit If you enjoy Letters, please considering sharing and supporting CAMP Now let’s...
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November 23, 2025 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this instalment we have: Commissioner of Competition Matthew Boswell announces his retirement after seven years at the helm CAMP co-founder Robin Shaban lays out the case for competition policy in response to challenges facing Canada FTC loses landmark case to break up Meta over social media market definition If you enjoy...
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November 16, 2025 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this instalment we have: Competition Bureau concludes rental software algorithmic collusion investigation but remains concerned Bureau continues its pursuit of property controls in the grocery sector in Atlantic Canada Google promises E.U. authorities it will change its ways so long as it gets off easy If you enjoy Letters,...
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November 9, 2025 [Apologies for the double send folks, this time with content] Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this instalment we have: Budget 2025 brings competition in banking but misses the potential for an anti-monopoly approach to the economy Tim Wu’s new book shows Big Tech’s extractive ways and the need for Canada to lead on anti-monopoly The U.K.’s CMA takes a second...
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November 2, 2025 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this instalment we have: Federal government proposes banning non-compete agreements in regulated industries Consolidated agricultural input markets push U.S. and Canadian farmers to the brink Big Tech expands its spending spree trying to bend European policy to its will If you enjoy Letters, please considering sharing and...
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October 26, 2025 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this instalment we have: Canadian food inflation stubbornly persists as policymakers refuse to act against food chain monopolies Ticketmaster’s dominance means five figure prices for Blue Jays World Series tickets Massive AWS outage reflects the dangers of concentration in our economic infrastructure If you enjoy Letters, please...
about 2 months ago • 4 min read