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Kagan: Going after “bigness” alone isn’t a First Amendment violation.
So why can’t a law focus on specifically regulating some of the world’s biggest communications services? Clement vociferously disagrees, citing Minneapolis Star Tribune Co. v. Commissioner among other cases. We’re getting into the most complicated question of the case here: how far should the Supreme Court go in protecting “Big Tech” companies from regulation overall, not just striking down these particular laws?
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