Matt Stoller

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I work at the American Economic Liberties Project.

Also, I wrote the book Goliath, and I write a monopoly-focused newsletter BIG: http://mattstoller.substack.com

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Tweet Feb 10, 2023

Now that I'm back in academia -- we really need to crackdown inside academia on "professors" who are really professional expert witnesses using up a position and a salary at what is supposed to be a non-profit (the university). (1/5)

by Tim Wu

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Tweet Dec 28, 2022

A quick 🧵on what power the @USDOT actually has to protect airline passengers from corporate greed and holiday travel fiascos. ⬇️

by Katie Van Dyck

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Tweet Dec 28, 2022

1/13 In 37.5 years of airline flight operations, airline journalism, & airline passenger advocacy, I've never seen a worse service meltdown than what Southwest passengers are currently undergoing. Let's address—once and for all—how USDOT has failed u

by William J. McGee

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Tweet Dec 6, 2022

Yesterday, Microsoft exec Brad Smith published an op-ed in the WSJ in support of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision. He says corporate consolidation will be good for everyone. Here are some important facts about the merger, which @FTC may block.

by American Economic Liberties Project

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Tweet Nov 1, 2022

BIDEN BIG TECH CENSORSHIP THREAD: Big Tech colluding to destroy Parler in 2021 was a pivotal moment for the tech debate. Yesterday’s revelations in @theintercept about Big Government colluding with Big Tech to destroy free speech is another. twitte

by Ken Buck

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Tweet Mar 29, 2022

The FTC has filed in federal court for a restraining order against @Intuit over "the deceptive claim that consumers can file their taxes for free using TurboTax when in truth" they often cannot. Posted to PACER around 90 minutes ago: www.documentclo

by Justin Elliott

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Tweet Jan 4, 2022

The bit on mobile being unimportant is, of course, comical now, but it's not only comical in retrospect; it was absurd at the time. I was at Google around then and they, like other companies looking at the data, were gearing up all consumer products

by Dan Luu

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