About NextGen Competition
Our mission: To create a fair and competitive technology ecosystem that empowers consumers, workers, and small businesses by supporting robust enforcement of antitrust laws and policies.
What we do
We track, explain, and push for action to rein in the power Big Tech holds over markets and everyday life. That means:
Following the major antitrust cases and remedies
Investigating app store rules, search and ad-tech dominance, e-commerce gatekeeping, and cloud/AI consolidation
Spotlighting how policy choices affect prices, privacy, innovation, and local economies
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Why now
Big Tech has never been more powerful. Historic antitrust cases are colliding with an AI land grab, cozier ties between tech CEOs and the administration, and fierce fights over platform control of distribution and data. The stakes for setting the rules of the digital economy, and deciding who benefits, have never been higher.
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Who we are
NextGen Competition is a nonprofit organization focused on restoring fair and competitive markets in tech.
Executive Director: Sumit Sharma – economist and competition policy expert
Board Chair: George Rakis – former Executive Director
A small team of researchers, writers, and communicators dedicated to clear, witty, evidence-based analysis and commentary.
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Bottom line
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