Top Democrat lays out priorities for Big Tech antitrust push

The Democratic chairman of the House antitrust panel will introduce bills to beef up antitrust agency resources and expand its authority, make tech user data portable, and stop unfair product discrimination as the first four parts of his flurry of new anti-monopoly legislation next month.

Those four measures, Democratic Rep. David Cicilline of Rhode Island said in an interview with the Washington Examiner, will have bipartisan support and will be introduced in conjunction with Rep. Ken Buck, a Colorado Republican and ranking chairman of the panel.