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Opinions | Breaking up Big Tech can’t save American democracy by itself
Jordan Howell
From left, Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey, Google chief executive Sundar Pichai and Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg. (Jose Luis Magana, LM Otero, Jens Meyer/AP)
As President Biden settles into the White House and moves beyond the most pressing crises, his administration will have to decide what to do with Big Tech.
Political tensions between Washington and Silicon Valley are of course not new. But the drama entered a new phase after Twitter and Facebook banned Donald Trump while he was still president of the United States. The reactions were predictably partisan. While Republicans cried censorship, Democrats urged Silicon Valley to go even further to prevent future incitements of violence. ....

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