Big money from big tech may speak louder than Capitol Hill testimony

“It also has to do with education for a lot of these members on the hill these tech issue are very complex and a lot of them aren’t issues that have been around for very long ,” said Jeffrey Westling, who researches telecommunications and online content policy for R Street.

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