In an interview, Martha Minow argues the constitution doesn’t merely allow government to keep journalism outlets afloat, but requires it.
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Posted inFeatured, Political Animal, Politics
Let’s Make Google Share Some Secrets
Compulsory licensing worked when we imposed it on AT&T in the 1950s. It can work again.
Posted inMain, Political Animal, Politics
A Short History of Democrats and Antitrust
Biden’s war against corporate gigantism is good policy and better politics.
Posted inEconomy, Featured, Political Animal, Politics, The Monopolized Economy
What Biden’s Antitrust Order Does for Farmers
It could spell the end of prohibitions on repairing farm equipment, imposing non-compete clauses, and other Big Ag abuses.
Posted inThe Monopolized Economy
The Republican Plan to Water Down Antitrust Reform
A sweeping package of legislation to take on Big Tech just moved forward in the House. There’s a trap waiting for it in the Senate.
Posted inEconomy, Featured, Law and Justice, Political Animal, The Monopolized Economy
Supreme Court Affirms Limited Win for College Athletes But Helps Monopolies
An attorney explains how the NCAA case set back the antitrust law.
Posted inEconomy, Featured, Political Animal, The Monopolized Economy
A California Bill Would Help Fast Food Workers and Hold Corporations Accountable
These workers face low wages, lousy conditions, and a monopoly system that puts the squeeze on them.
Posted inJuly/August 2021
The Conservatives Out to Stop the New Bipartisan Antitrust Movement
How a 32-year-old policy activist is fighting to keep the GOP from going anti-monopoly.
Posted inEconomy, Featured, Political Animal, The Monopolized Economy
Fighting the Big Grocery Monopoly
Why independent grocery stores look to antitrust law to battle big retailers like Walmart and Amazon.
Posted inEconomy, Featured, Political Animal, Politics, The Monopolized Economy
Klobuchar: “Monopolies Hurt Everyone”
In an interview with the Washington Monthly, the Minnesota Democrat vows to crack down on concentrated power.
