I was interviewed by Business Insider's Lara O'Reilly on the Google adech trial starting today. For those who can't open the link, here's a take on the possible benefits of a break-up remedy Northeastern U. NUSL CLIC ⚖️ @[email protected] NortheasternLaw Khoury College of Computer Sciences

Today marks the start of trial in DOJ’s lawsuit against Google, based on anticompetitive conduct in digital advertising. By my reading, Google should lose. But the litigation may take years to resolve. Americans need relief faster than that. My bipartisan bill—the AMERICA

Also this is the most affirming moment of my decade of research on these issues. Please pay attention. It’s coming for you next.

.Lina Khan has been a fearless champion for consumers. She’s brought deep knowledge and expertise to the agency, and has shown us what it looks like when government works for working people. This honor is well-deserved! fastcompany.com/91175726/lina-…

I agree with Senator Lee, time to pass the America Act.

Antitrust and/vs regulation illinoislawreview.org/print/vol-2024…

Law and political economy folks, this is some great news. Cambridge University Press just launched a brand-new LPE book series lpeproject.org/events/call-fo… Send them your proposals, cause I have promised them a book but it's going to take ages.

Data centers are draining energy and water, while Big Tech hides the damage with ‘creative accounting’. With power grids strained and energy security at risk, governments must act now, demanding full transparency on emissions and AI’s environmental impact. theguardian.com/technology/202…

Google, Apple and the antitrust tipping point: how the Big Tech narrative has finally begun to change ft.com/content/6237d8…

If anyone on here has tried to get a hold of me and I haven't responded, I suggest they try me again. Thanks!

I guess I'll leave this here...

It’s revealing that you never see a headline that says “A Liberalism That Refuses to Condemn Mass Murder Is Doomed”

It’s so revealing that political leaders aren’t remotely expected to condemn a state-sponsored terrorist attack.

Amazing fact that data centers used a fifth of Ireland's electricity last year--more than ALL electricity used by homes in its towns and cities combined.