New National Poll Finds Broad, Bipartisan Support for FTC’s Case Against Facebook
December 16, 2020— New polling released today by Data for Progress and Economic Liberties finds that a majority of likely voters support the Federal Trade Commission’s latest suit against Facebook for their anti-competitive practices, specifically their acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp.
Miami Today: Miami-Dade may bite into food delivery commission that restaurants pay in pandemic
December 15, 2020 — Miami Today cited Economic Liberties’ Senior Fellow Moe Tkacik’s report on predatory delivery apps’ deceptive business practices in its coverage of a new fee cap being considered in Miami.
ProMarket: Little Law and No New Regulator: What’s Missing in the House Antitrust Report
December 14, 2020 — ProMarket featured remarks from Economic Liberties’ Executive Director Sarah Miller, Research Director Matt Stoller and Steering Committee member Zephyr Teachout about why creating a new regulatory agency is unlikely to break the power of Big Tech.
Institutional Investor: Rumors Are Flying About a State Street Global Advisors Deal. Here’s What It Could Mean.
December 14, 2020 — Institutional Investor featured Economic Liberties’ Senior Fellow Graham Steele’s “New Money Trust” report in its coverage of a rumored State Street merger.
The Hill: Facebook faces most serious breakup threat yet from lawsuits
December 12, 2020 — The Hill turned to Economic Liberties’ Research Director Matt Stoller to explain how the three antirust suits filed against Google can address its monopoly power and provide the opportunity to reorient our relationship to corporate power.