Big Tech Monopolies

We explain the policy choices that allowed Facebook and Google to develop a business model toxic to democracy and civil rights, and map how “regulated competition” could rein in these giants.

We demystify what Amazon's strategy is, the range of abuses it engages in, and the steps policymakers should take to eliminate its extraordinary and unprecedented gatekeeping power over American commerce.

We show why antitrust enforcement and structural changes to Facebook and Google’s business model are needed to mitigate their harms.

We analyze the ways Facebook and Google harm local businesses and destroy local journalism, exposing the political strategies they use to extract subsidies from local communities, and detailing solutions – at both the federal and local level – to readjust the legal underpinning of this dangerous business model.

We explain how Section 2 antitrust cases work, why a case against Google is urgent, and how the case will likely proceed.

We are joining together to stop Amazon’s growing, powerful grip over our society and economy. We’re going to write new rules so that our economy puts people first, our public officials ensure that no corporation is above the law or too big to govern — and that our democracy, finally, represents all of us.

Elected officials and enforcers can make Facebook and Google safer for users, businesses, and democracy by breaking them up, regulating them, and holding them accountable for wrongdoing. Together, we will make sure that they do.