Three Powerful Ways States Can Combat Big Tech’s Power
The power to regulate the major internet platforms does not belong exclusively to the federal government. The states have many weapons in their arsenals—almost all of which have remained unused. The following brief provides a legal roadmap for state legislatures, attorneys general, and all others eager and willing to respond to Big Tech’s threats to our democracy.
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