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Antitrust is the least understood body of law in American life, and the most consequential. Most people encounter it only as a headline, a lawsuit against a household name, a merger blocked or waved through. It was never about prices, but market capture and erosion of trust. Concentrated private power is as dangerous to a free people as concentrated public power, and the market, like the government, requires a separation of powers to remain legitimate.

In the 21st century, regulatory action has not kept pace with changes to the digital landscape. When a handful of integrated firms control what citizens see, say, make, and know, the casualties are constitutional: eliminating privacy the Fourth Amendment was written to protect; pirating creative work the Copyright Clause promises to secure; restraining speech the First Amendment should guarantee; and hollowing out institutions integral to Constitutional and Congressional design.

As the technology industry’s answer to public trust erosion is surveillance and contractor dependency, the American conversation returns to civil rights, signalling the beginning of an antitrust-enforcement era.

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