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How Steve Bannon and a Chinese Billionaire Created a Right-Wing Coronavirus Media Sensation

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Big Corporations Like BofA, Ford, and UPS Want to Bankroll Biden’s Inauguration. But the President-Elect Won’t Say Yet Whether He’ll Take Their Money.

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Antitrust and Competition

Kicking Around Section 230: Don’t Confuse Politics and Policymaking

Randy Picker
Congressional hearings may make for good TV and viral social media posts, but reforming Section 230 would be more difficult than it seems.    “Change...
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EU Has Been Too Slow to Tame Big Tech, Says Bloc’s Auditor

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BuzzFeed to Acquire HuffPost From Verizon Media

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Antitrust and Competition

Big Tech Platforms and Schumpeter’s Creative Destruction

Nicolas Petit
Schumpeter’s indirect entry theory fits the average tendencies of competition in digital industries. When the model is added to standard assumptions and suspicions, a...
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As Antitrust Pressure Mounts, Google to Pull Back Benefit to News Sites That Adopted Its Preferred MobileTechnology

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One Agency for Antitrust

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State, Federal Antitrust Lawsuits Likely to Challenge Facebook for Buying Rivals and Weaponizing Data

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Antitrust and Competition

What Is Next for Section 230 Reform?

Harold Feld
Section 230 has faced scrutiny from President Donald Trump, the FCC, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, the US Congress, and even President-elect Joe Biden,...
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