In the News Amy Klobuchar’s Antitrust Bill Would Harm Consumers to Score a Blow Against Big Tech by Wayne T. Brough Jan 25, 2022 Print Share via Email: Amy%20Klobuchar’s%20Antitrust%20Bill%20Would%20Harm%20Consumers%20to%20Score%20a%20Blow%20Against%20Big%20Tech Share via Facebook: Amy%20Klobuchar’s%20Antitrust%20Bill%20Would%20Harm%20Consumers%20to%20Score%20a%20Blow%20Against%20Big%20Tech Share via X: Amy%20Klobuchar’s%20Antitrust%20Bill%20Would%20Harm%20Consumers%20to%20Score%20a%20Blow%20Against%20Big%20Tech Share issues: Competition & Antitrust, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation originally published in FEE The bill requires “covered platforms” (only Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Google qualify) to essentially allow the legal system to decide many of the products and services they can offer. Featured Publications Op-Eds Republicans loved Project 2025 until it threatened Big Ag handouts Nan Swift Oct 23, 2026 Washington Examiner Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing Examining the DOJ’s National Standards for Law Enforcement De-Escalation Training Jillian Snider Oct 23, 2026 Analysis Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, FERC, Natural Gas, Permitting Reform BAAJA Blast Part 1: What Does Permitting Reform Mean for Energy and Natural Resources? Jordan Nader, Tom Opdyke Oct 22, 2026 Newsletters, Real Solutions Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Low-Energy Fridays, Permitting Reform Low-Energy Fridays: Is the future of the grid off the grid? Josiah Neeley Oct 23, 2026 Analysis AI Security, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Policy, Technology and Innovation Containment Failure: Viewing the Agentic Breakout Wave Through a Cybersecurity Lens Mark Dalton Oct 22, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, State Policy Separating Private Selections from Public Elections Part 3: How could a privatized-party system affect general elections? Jonathan Madison Oct 22, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Governance, State Policy Election Policy Landscape Stabilizes as Midterms Approach Part 2: Voter Identification Chris McIsaac Oct 22, 2026 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Pretrial, Prosecution Lawfare or Justice? Understanding American Prosecution Part 1 — Where Did America’s System of Prosecution Come From? Juan Vega, Lisel Petis Oct 20, 2026 Real Solutions Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Policy, Data Security and Data Privacy, Federal Government Affairs, Quantum Computing, Technology and Innovation The Certification Bottleneck: How the U.S. Government Is Slowing Its Own Post-Quantum Migration Mark Dalton, Nicholas Thielman Oct 19, 2026 Analysis Behavioral Health, Federal Government Affairs, Harm Reduction, Healthier Communities, Substance Regulation Scheduling doesn’t keep dangerous drugs out of our communities, but reducing demand could Stacey McKenna Oct 19, 2026
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