What AT&T's DOJ Victory Means for the Future of Antitrust Law

The transcript discusses a legal case involving a vertical transaction, highlighting the political context and antitrust standards. It examines the impact of new technology on competition analysis and the expansion of the video market. The judge's decision emphasized the presence of competition from internet-delivered video services and found that Time Warner's media properties were not essential as claimed by the government.

What implications does the judge's ruling have for the traditional definition of the video market?

What was the government's theory about Time Warner's media properties, and how did the judge respond to it?