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Why Both Liberals and Conservatives Are Completely Wrong About Section 230

Tim Wu
Abolishing Section 230 would not address disinformation and propaganda on social media nor charges of anti-conservative censorship. But its repeal would probably hurt startups...
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The US Government Wants to Break Up Facebook. Good – It’s Long Overdue

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The Trustbusters Come for Facebook. Finally.

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Fighters Win Key Ruling in Case That Could Upend U.F.C.’s Business

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Breaking Up Facebook

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Antitrust and Competition

Facebook Could Be Heading Towards a Breakup

Hal Singer
Assuming Facebook’s acquisitions can be shown to have eliminated emerging rivals, reversing those acquisitions via divestiture—“the most important of antitrust remedies”—is the logical place...
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Stealing to Survive: More Americans Are Shoplifting Food as Aid Runs Out During the Pandemic

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The Smoking Gun in the Facebook Antitrust Case

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Covid-19

Angus Deaton: “There’s Something Clearly Wrong With Our Corporate System, in Which Pharmaceutical Companies Are Allowed to Kill People for Money”

Asher Schechter
In an interview with ProMarket, Nobel Prize-winning economist Angus Deaton outlined what he believes the incoming Biden administration should do: introduce price controls and...
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U.S. and States Say Facebook Illegally Crushed Competition

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