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Antitrust and Competition

The Roots of Congress’ Pathbreaking Report on Big Tech

Shaoul Sussman
While the House Judiciary report is chock-full of impressive “gotcha” moments concerning anticompetitive conduct by tech platforms, the real bombshell is the 30-page long...
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Facebook Widens Ban on Political Ads as Alarm Rises Over Election

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Slew of Private Antitrust Suits Awaits Big Tech Under House Plan

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Antitrust and Competition

Structural Separation and Self-Preferencing: What are the Right Lessons of History?

Randy Picker
IBM’s entry into the PC market can teach us a lot about the risks involved with the sort of structural separations recommended this week...
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Big Tech and Antitrust: One Thing the Next President Can Do to Curb Tech’s Power

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How Uber and Lyft Are Buying Labor Laws

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Can Institutional Investors Solve Societal Issues When Governments Fail to Do So?

Eyub Yegen
A new study looks into the social costs associated with private prisons to show that privatization may come with social trade-offs when governments fail...
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Is Twitter’s Policy Silencing Public Debate or Preventing Disinformation? Or Both?

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Last October, Twitter banned political ads from its platform in an attempt to prevent disinformation campaigns and electoral interference. There was one exemption to...
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Facebook Amps Up Its Crackdown on QAnon

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News Corp. Changes Its Tune on Big Tech

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