"Warren and Graham Unite to Establish New Agency for Big Tech Regulation"

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Lindsey Graham have introduced a bipartisan bill to establish a new federal agency called the Digital Consumer Protection Commission, aimed at regulating online platforms and holding big tech firms accountable for anti-competitive practices and consumer privacy violations. The proposed agency would ban self-preferencing by tech giants like Amazon, Meta, and Google, authorize and review mergers, and address national security risks posed by foreign ownership of tech platforms. The bill aims to provide additional oversight and complement the work of existing regulatory bodies, with Warren drawing on her previous success in creating the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The senators will need to gain more support and push for a hearing before the bill can pass.
- Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants to build a new agency to police Big Tech The Verge
- Elizabeth Warren and Lindsey Graham want a new agency to regulate tech CNN
- Warren, Graham partner in proposing new agency to regulate tech giants The Hill
- Opinion | Lindsey Graham and Elizabeth Warren: When It Comes to Big Tech, Enough Is Enough The New York Times
- Warren and Graham Team Up to Take on Big Tech The New York Times
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