Katie Van Dyck
@capitolkvd.bsky.social
Founder, KVD Strategies. Fighting corporate power and solving crosswords every day. Horned Frog for Life.
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For those keeping track, the first half of our motion has already been granted, and ILSR is officially an Intervenor in FTC v. Pepsi. Good start!
August 5, 2025 at 3:57 PM
For those keeping track, the first half of our motion has already been granted, and ILSR is officially an Intervenor in FTC v. Pepsi. Good start!
I hope Congress doesn't lose sight of why we have these laws. Giving the NCAA an exemption would be unprecedented, trap athletes in a ridiculous free labor system, and upend 135 years of U.S. competition and labor policy.
March 4, 2025 at 8:58 PM
I hope Congress doesn't lose sight of why we have these laws. Giving the NCAA an exemption would be unprecedented, trap athletes in a ridiculous free labor system, and upend 135 years of U.S. competition and labor policy.
The courts know this conduct is wrong. The public knows it's wrong. Our audience knew it was wrong.
We won the debate, with 66% voting in our favor, against the Big East commissioner and the head of the National Sports Law Institute.
We won the debate, with 66% voting in our favor, against the Big East commissioner and the head of the National Sports Law Institute.
March 4, 2025 at 8:58 PM
The courts know this conduct is wrong. The public knows it's wrong. Our audience knew it was wrong.
We won the debate, with 66% voting in our favor, against the Big East commissioner and the head of the National Sports Law Institute.
We won the debate, with 66% voting in our favor, against the Big East commissioner and the head of the National Sports Law Institute.
What the NCAA wants is broad, and it's not limited to antitrust immunity. They want to be excused from the FLSA and Title IX too.
March 4, 2025 at 8:58 PM
What the NCAA wants is broad, and it's not limited to antitrust immunity. They want to be excused from the FLSA and Title IX too.
Amateurism is a myth, the market is broken, and a $17.5 billion business doesn't need protection. The athletes working long hours and traveling back and forth across the country—with no bargaining power, no monetary compensation, and few health and safety regs—do.
March 4, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Amateurism is a myth, the market is broken, and a $17.5 billion business doesn't need protection. The athletes working long hours and traveling back and forth across the country—with no bargaining power, no monetary compensation, and few health and safety regs—do.