Read on Twitter
Saturday (6/17) at 12 noon Eastern Time / 9 AM Pacific Time / 5 PM UK Time / 6 PM Central European Time: analysis of #Microsoft and #Activision's opposition to the @FTC's motion for preliminary injunction. Their filings are due today (Friday) by midnight. twitter.com/i/spaces/1YqKD…
I will write a blog post about the same subject prior to that Twitter Space, but my blog's audience overwhelmingly has a professional background in this field. The purpose of the Twitter Space is to explain it in basic terms and make the whole topic more accessible.
#UnblockABK
#UnblockABK
Recording has been activated this time around.
I activated it last time, too, but then accidentally started a new Twitter Space instead of entering the one I had already created. Shouldn't happen tomorrow.
I activated it last time, too, but then accidentally started a new Twitter Space instead of entering the one I had already created. Shouldn't happen tomorrow.
As for structure:
I'll be the only speaker because there'll be only about 9 hours between the court filings and the Twitter Space, part of which I need just for my own analysis.
I'll provide an overview at the beginning, so the structure will be clear.
Will try to answer Q's.
I'll be the only speaker because there'll be only about 9 hours between the court filings and the Twitter Space, part of which I need just for my own analysis.
I'll provide an overview at the beginning, so the structure will be clear.
Will try to answer Q's.
The focus will be exclusively on the FTC preliminary injunction process. I'll put it into the wider procedural context at the start, but only at a high level, not much detail. We'll need the time for the arguments raised by Microsoft and Activision, and for the legal standard.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
