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As the GOP assumes US House leadership, the antitrust subcommittee shifts its focus from bipartisan efforts to curb Big Tech's power to free speech issues

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  • @karlbode Karl Bode on x
    hwllo it's me, once again reminding reporters that the GOP was absolutely never serious about antitrust reform, and a key platform of the party, consistently over 50 years in every industry, has been pro monopolization, pro consolidation, and no oversight https://www.bloomberg.co…
  • @technology @technology on x
    The new GOP House majority is turning away from last year's bipartisan efforts to rein in the dominance of the largest tech companies https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @moreperfectus @moreperfectus on x
    @birnbaum_e Massie's pick signals that the Judiciary Committee “will shift its focus away from legislation aimed at curbing the power of the largest tech companies” and focus more “on free-speech issues, including big tech's perceived liberal bias.” https://www.bloomberg.com/...