The Federal Communications Commission’s crucial role in regulating Big Tech ...Middle East

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The internet has gone from instant messaging platforms like AOL to literally managing our everyday lives. Indeed, Big Tech is no longer a gaggle of scrappy startups. They have matured into trillion-dollar giants that manage everything we see and do. They have even entered into more legacy industries, making the most notable impact to the telecommunications and media markets. As these companies continue on into traditional industries, the more aware they must be when it comes to who regulates them. For tech regulation, most knee-jerk reactions immediately go to two federal agencies, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice (DOJ). Despite what many have argued

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