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Global Insider: How Big Tech discriminates on misinformation

by Tatyana Bolton, Brandon Pugh, Sofia Lesmes

June 3, 2022

issues: Cybersecurity Policy, Data Security and Data Privacy

originally published in Politico

WHAT COULD U.S. FEDERAL PRIVACY LEGISLATION LOOK LIKE? The R Street Institute, a Washington think tank, lays out a possible way forward on the concepts of preemption, private right of action and the role of the FTC.

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