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Mar. 12, 2019
Senator’s plan to breakup tech companies is not a new idea
When Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts proposed a plan last week to break up dominant technology companies, she included an idea that has long been discussed by those who want antitrust action: The current giants on the Internet age could not have reached their status absent earlier antitrust cases against previously dominant technology companies.
When Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts proposed a plan last week to break up dominant technology companies, she included an idea that has long been discussed by those who want antitrust action: The current giants on the Internet age could not have reached their status absent earlier antitrust cases against previously dominant technology companies.
It's a provocative idea, applied not just to the more recent federal litigation a...
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