Property Rights and Infinite Cyberspace
If Republicans can rediscover their fortitude, we are likely to witness the emergence of larger, decentralized online social-media platforms.
When Antitrust Is Anti-Consumer
Biden’s appointment of Lina Khan to lead the FTC spells trouble for consumers.
Why Ohio’s Attempt to Regulate Google as a ‘Common Carrier’ Is a Terrible Idea
Beyond significantly harming the company’s bottom line, such regulation would not even serve consumers.
It’s Time to Exempt News Organizations from Antitrust Restrictions
Consumers benefit when companies have maximum flexibility to compete and innovate.
Should Social-Media Companies Be Considered ‘Common Carriers’?
Despite legitimate frustrations and complaints about content moderation online, Justice Thomas’s heavy-handed regulatory prescription is not the answer.
Antitrust Litigation Usually Causes More Harm Than Good. Big Tech Is No Different
Consumers won’t thank the antitrust enforcers for repeating the mistakes of the past.
Facebook Acquisitions Benefitted Its Employees, Sellers, and Consumers. Where Is the Harm?
The FTC and state attorneys general are incorrect. Competition and innovation are alive and well in the social-media marketplace for all.
Beware the Regulatory Crackdown on Big Tech
Legislators ought to incentivize entrepreneurs to innovate, and stay out of the way.
Don’t Change Antitrust Law to Undermine Tech Companies and Consumers
The House’s proposed antitrust reform disregards consumer welfare.
House Antitrust Hearing Discusses Everything but Antitrust Law
Judged by the only standard that counts, Big Tech has been a force for good.