The U.S. House Judiciary Committee will soon begin reviewing five sweeping bills that could target Big Tech with increased antitrust regulations and enforcement.
According to Reuters, The House’s Judiciary Committee antitrust panel will begin marking up the bills, considering changes, and deciding whether the full House should vote on the legislation. That process will begin the week of June 21.
Earlier in June, the U.S. House of Representatives introduced five pieces of antitrust legislation that could change the landscape of the technology industry by introducing new competition rules and increasing funding for enforcement.
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