A select committee could help us fully understand how the biggest companies in the world are reshaping our privacy, markets, discourse, politics, and mental health.
By Rachel Bovard|March 15, 2022
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Republicans cannot afford to do what they have largely always done with a Senate majority: set it on a shelf, polish it, and admire it from afar.
By Rachel Bovard|January 26, 2022White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki made a startling revelation: Major social media platforms take direction from the government in deciding what content to suppress, amplify, or remove.
By Rachel Bovard|July 19, 2021In addition to censorship, interpretations of Section 230 have allowed Big Tech to escape accountability for enabling horrendous trafficking.
By Rachel Bovard|June 30, 2021The “techlash” is finally more than just strongly worded letters, pointed questions with little follow-through, or made-for-YouTube chest-thumping at congressional hearings.
By Rachel Bovard|June 23, 2021Big Tech is working to shield progressive activists and politicians from criticism and accountability by blocking circulation of certain content.
By Rachel Bovard|April 22, 2021Google’s actions in the market, particularly in the digital advertising space, have distorted the marketplace and crushed entire competitors and industries under their dominant weight.
By Rachel Bovard|April 13, 2021Leaked documents from the FTC’s 2012 investigation of Google show exactly what is wrong with the state of American antitrust enforcement.
By Rachel Bovard|March 22, 2021