Antitrust in the Digital Age

This chapter explores the complexities of antitrust cases against major tech companies like Meta and Google, revealing contradictions between public cynicism and the hopeful intent of these regulatory actions. It discusses the role of a singular judge managing multiple significant cases and the evolving political and legal landscape that affects internet regulations. The chapter emphasizes the importance of public opinion and bipartisan dynamics in shaping the future of antitrust enforcement.

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