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“Covered ad brokers should keep order and billing records, publish reports showing where they route ad orders and what they are paid, and use clocks accurate within two milliseconds so trades can be checked later.”
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“Businesses using large online platforms should be able to access and move data from their own activity and customer interactions, and platforms should not use that private data to help their own competing products.”
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“Federal and state attorneys general should be able to sue over digital ad violations, recovered antitrust damages should go into a fund for harmed people, harmed brokerage customers should be able to sue very large knowing violators, and covered companies should not be able to force customers to give up class action claims.”
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“Special competition limits should apply only to very large online platforms that businesses depend on to reach customers, after the FTC and Justice Department publicly designate them.”
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“Large covered digital ad brokers should have to put customers' interests first and try to get the best reasonable terms when handling each customer's ad order.”
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“Digital ad exchanges, ad brokers, buyers, sellers, customers, and ad revenue should be defined, with the strongest ownership limits applying above $20 billion in yearly digital ad revenue and other broker conduct limits applying above $5 billion.”
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“Covered digital ad companies should keep exchange, broker, buyer, and seller roles internally separate, make those roles deal with each other like separate businesses, and give buyers and sellers fair access to exchange systems, data, services, and functions.”
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“Federal regulators should examine whether oil and gas companies are keeping fuel markets fair and competitive for consumers.”
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“The FTC, Justice Department, and state attorneys general should be able to sue large platforms, and courts should be able to order changes, impose fines up to 10 percent of U.S. revenue, and make executives give up pay for repeated violations.”
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“Large platforms should be able to defend actions genuinely needed for law, safety, privacy, security, core functions, encryption, subscriptions, intellectual property, or national-security concerns.”
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“The FTC and Justice Department should publish public guidance on how they view platform competition harm, defenses, and penalties, while existing antitrust and FTC powers continue to apply.”
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“Large online platforms should not unfairly boost their own products, hold back outside businesses, force businesses to buy extra services, or tilt rankings and displays when that seriously harms competition.”
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“Very large digital ad companies should not be allowed to combine ad exchanges, buyer brokers, seller brokers, or major buying and selling roles that can let one company favor itself, while still being able to sell its own ad space and buy ads for its own products.”
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“Users should generally be able to delete preinstalled apps and change default services that steer them to a platform's own products, unless a real safety, security, or national-security reason applies.”
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