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D. Daniel Sokol

Carolyn Craig Franklin Chair in Law
Affiliated Professor of Marketing

D. Daniel Sokol focuses address the interface of law and business interface across a number of dimensions: antitrust, data breaches, corporate governance, compliance, innovation, M&A, technological transformation, and platforms. He is among the top 10 most cited antitrust law professors in the past five years. He has edited 10 books and his articles have appeared in a variety of journals: Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Law and Economics, Harvard Business Review, Sloan Management Review, and various law and economics journals.

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dsokol@marshall.usc.edu

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Areas of Expertise

Digital Competition

Departments

Marketing

Centers + Institutes

Initiative on Digital Competition

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The latest interviews, quotes, citations, and research in the media.

Quoted: D. Daniel Sokol in Naver (in Korean)

SOKOL, affiliated professor of marketing, sat down with Naver warning South Korea's Trade Commission should analyze data from other country's digital platform regulations as analysis shows the proposed law may hinder competition instead of increasing it as hoped.

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Quoted: D. Daniel Sokol in Mundo ITAM

SOKOL, co-director Initiative on Digital Competition, spoke at a conference on the Mexico City campus of ITAM Business School about emerging trends and future developments in digital transformation. (Spanish)

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Op-Ed: Why Digital Platforms' Regulations are Required to Preserve Small Businesses

DANIEL SOKOL, affiliated professor of marketing, and colleagues present the case for informed regulation for digital platforms is essential in order to preserve the interests of small businesses.

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Op-Ed: "Poor Regulation Destroys Startup Innovation Ecosystem"

SOKOL, affiliated professor of marketing, and colleagues publish an article for Korean Economic Daily discussing what the future of innovation looks like for Korea.

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