The Minnesota Democrat often links her signature issue – antitrust reform – to other concepts like data privacy, media industry fairness and even the first amendment.
March 02, 2021

Sen. Amy Klobuchar believes antitrust reform is what it will take to preserve what she calls American capitalism. The senator has signaled support for a breakup of Facebook and Instagram, a dismantling of Google’s dominant ad infrastructure and regulatory inspection of data-hungry moves like Google’s FitBit acquisition. “Technologies are controlled by a handful of companies that have amassed unprecedented power,” said Klobuchar during her Jan. 29 State of the Net Conference keynote. Tech giants have control of “gateways over our personal data, power over what ads we see and what news we watch and monopoly power in key digital markets.” Read more below.

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