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Big Tech Is Not Going Away: Next Steps in Competition Policy

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While debate on legislation addressing “Big Tech” and antitrust concerns could come as soon as next week, BPC is announcing a new project to identify bipartisan recommendations on competition and antitrust, focusing on interoperability and portability. Regardless of congressional action, macro-level policy considerations surrounding big tech remain and are likely to reemerge.  

Data portability and interoperability have often been promoted as ways to increase competition between digital platforms, but there is a debate on when and how data portability and interoperability could be implemented and how effective they would be in boosting competition and innovation. 

 Join BPC on June 1 for a virtual discussion with the top thought leaders on antitrust and data privacy.  

Featured Participants

Pre-recorded keynote remarks from:

Aneesh Chopra
President, CareJourney; Former Federal Chief Technology Officer of the United States

Panel discussion with:

Dr. Diana L. Moss
President, American Antitrust Institute

Dr. Mark Jamison
Director and Gunter Professor, Public Utility Research Center, University of Florida

Herbert Hovenkamp
James G. Dinan University Professor at The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

Sumit Sharma
Senior Researcher, Technology Competition, Consumer Reports

Moderated by:

John Soroushian
Associate Director, BPC

Future events in the new project series will address: 

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