Some of the most significant breakthrough innovations have historically come from the startups and the entrepreneurs and the small guys who are… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
We required AT&T to open up its patent vault. We ended up broking them - breaking them up. That ended up feeding… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
To stay ahead globally, we don't need to protect our monopolies from innovation - we need to protect innovation from our monopolies. — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
If you look at the antitrust lawsuit against IBM, the antitrust lawsuit against AT&T, the antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft, each of those… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
Technological breakthroughs can disrupt markets, spur economic growth, and change the nature of war and geopolitics. — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
The long-term interests of consumers include product quality, variety and innovation - factors best promoted through both a robust competitive process and… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
History and experience show that lumbering monopolies mired in red tape and bureaucratic inertia cannot deliver the breakthrough technological advancements that hungry… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
The FTC is entirely pro-innovation, and a lot of our work is about ensuring that companies are able to compete in a… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
To go all the way back, lawmakers passed the antitrust laws because they wanted to favor competition over consolidation, the basic idea… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
Start-ups are historically a key driver of job creation and innovation, but several studies have found that noncompetes reduce entrepreneurship and start-up… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
On the competition side, these moments of technological disruption are so important and there is no doubt that AI as a technology… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
I think we've seen all sorts of instances in which monopolies, once they become incumbents, are not incentivized to innovate in the… — Lina Khan Copy Share Image
Antitrust is really about making sure that companies are succeeding by competing on the merits. — Lina Khan Copy Share
I think we need to be very wary of systems where it's the public that is carrying the burden of doing cleanup. — Lina Khan Copy Share
If you look at the antitrust lawsuit against IBM, the antitrust lawsuit against AT&T, the antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft, each of those ended up… — Lina Khan Copy Share
A market in which the only ideas that are ever brought to market are the ideas that you think will be appealing to the… — Lina Khan Copy Share
I'm grateful that the FTC is viewed as a leader internationally and all credit goes to our terrific staff at the office of international… — Lina Khan Copy Share
The FTC is entirely pro-innovation, and a lot of our work is about ensuring that companies are able to compete in a fair way… — Lina Khan Copy Share
If we want a healthier, more diverse market - and more variety in our Halloween buckets - we could start by reviving some of… — Lina Khan Copy Share
Our obligation is to preserve competition and make sure that mergers are not unlawfully lessening competition. — Lina Khan Copy Share
In the technology markets, we went through a couple of decades where we saw over 800 acquisitions by the five big players, not a… — Lina Khan Copy Share
It's no surprise to me personally that monopolists, and executives associated with monopolies, would prefer that the anti-monopoly cops just go away. But that's… — Lina Khan Copy Share
I'll say, as a general matter, we follow the facts where they take us. And there are certainly matters, when they first hit my… — Lina Khan Copy Share
At a basic level, I'm interested in imbalances in market power and how they manifest. That's something you can see not just in tech… — Lina Khan Copy Share
One of the effects of antitrust becoming a more technocratic enterprise and arcane over the last few decades has been that in the public,… — Lina Khan Copy Share
Going back all the way to the founding, there was a recognition that in the same way that you need the Constitution to create… — Lina Khan Copy Share
What we hear day-in, day-out is that people too often feel like they're not getting a fair shake in the market. — Lina Khan Copy Share
