Show notes
The size and power of big tech companies have increasingly grown over the past decades. Some have argued strong antitrust policy needs to make a comeback in order to check Big Tech’s power. Others have stated such an effort may harm consumers and innovation. Today’s discussion includes:
• How did Big Tech become so big?
• How are antitrust laws evolving in response?
• Is “bigness” actually better for consumers and employees?
• Is Big Tech really engaging in anti-competitive behavior?
• Potential remedies
Further Reading:
“The New Brandeis Movement: America’s Antimonopoly Debate” by FTC Chair Lina Khan
“Tech and Antitrust” by Ben Thompson
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• How did Big Tech become so big?
• How are antitrust laws evolving in response?
• Is “bigness” actually better for consumers and employees?
• Is Big Tech really engaging in anti-competitive behavior?
• Potential remedies
Further Reading:
“The New Brandeis Movement: America’s Antimonopoly Debate” by FTC Chair Lina Khan
“Tech and Antitrust” by Ben Thompson
Comment on this episode on our Substack
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Email: [email protected]
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit piercingtheveil.substack.com



