Washington, D.C. (2/26/2025) – With the confirmations of Andrew Ferguson to lead the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Gail Slater as the head of the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Antitrust Division, the Don’t Break What Works campaign urged the Trump administration’s…
Washington, D.C. (2/24/2025) – The Don’t Break What Works campaign released the following statement applauding the White House’s memorandum defending American companies and innovators from unfair foreign laws and regulations: “In recent years, foreign nations have increasingly implemented discriminatory regulations,…
Washington, D.C. (02/11/2025) – The Don’t Break What Works campaign released the following statement ahead of the Senate Judiciary Committee’s hearing to consider the nomination of Gail Slater to be the Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division: …
Tech has always been a driving force of progress, but today, American innovation is reshaping industries at an unprecedented scale. From national security to healthcare, artificial intelligence, automation, and data analytics, tech is solving complex challenges and creating new opportunities.…
Washington, D.C. (1/27/2025) – Those interested in innovation and a successful U.S. digital economy are seeing signs the new Administration is interested in supporting investment in R&D to ensure the U.S. will be a leader in AI, and that it is…
Americans everywhere use search engines to find information within seconds. With dozens of services to choose from, the current search marketplace encourages companies to innovate and allows consumers to select the search engine that best suits their needs. However, following…
Washington, D.C. (11/25/2024) – A new piece by The Wall Street Journal editorial board highlights how the radical remedies proposed by the Department of Justice (DOJ) following the verdict in U.S. v. Google threaten to undermine U.S. innovation, weaken competition, and harm consumers. The Wall…
Washington, D.C. (11/19/2024) – Yesterday, Bloomberg reported that the Department of Justice (DOJ) plans to recommend extreme and aggressive remedies in the U.S. v. Google case, all of which appear specifically designed to break Google Search and give its business competitors a boost with dubious…
Washington, D.C. (11/18/2024) – The Department of Justice (DOJ) is expected to file its finalized proposal for remedies in the Google v. United States case this week. The government’s anticipated filing is set to come just a month after the DOJ released an…
Every day, millions of consumers rely on search engines to provide quick access to vast amounts of information online. Search technology developed by American businesses allows users to search for products, read the news, or access educational resources. Today, competition…