The NPR Politics Podcast What Will Tech Policy Look Like Under Joe Biden?
Dec 24, 2020
Bobby Allyn, NPR's tech reporter known for his insights on antitrust issues, joins the discussion on tech policy under President Biden. They delve into the regulatory hurdles facing big tech as the administration shifts back to Obama-era strategies. Key topics include the impact of immigration policies on tech talent and the ongoing scrutiny of TikTok amid national security concerns. The conversation also uncovers the challenges and adaptations within Silicon Valley as they navigate a new political landscape.
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Biden's Tech Policy Shift
- The Biden administration's tech policy will likely differ from the Obama era.
- The relationship between the Democratic Party, Washington D.C., and big tech has changed significantly.
Bipartisan Concerns about Big Tech
- While Trump's actions dominated the conversation, concerns about big tech are bipartisan.
- Regulators and politicians on both sides have issues with Silicon Valley giants.
Antitrust Lawsuits Against Tech Giants
- Google faces three major lawsuits, including federal and state actions related to antitrust.
- Facebook also faces lawsuits from the FTC and state attorneys general seeking a breakup.