As Democrats in Washington made their final preparations for an assault on the power of Big Tech, it looked like a decisive one-two punch.
A week ago, the House of Representatives proposed a clutch of new antitrust laws. This followed public hearings and a damning Congressional report last year that owed much to the behind-the-scenes work of Lina Khan, an academic who has been influential in shaping the response to tech power.
Then, this week, it emerged that Khan will become the next head of the Federal Trade Commission, setting her up as one of Washington’s foremost trustbusters.
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