Why the U.S. Should Support — Not Undermine — Europe’s New Tech Law
Europe’s new tech law aims to regulate Big Tech responsibly. Here’s why America should support—not defang—these efforts.
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Why the U.S. Should Support — Not Undermine — Europe’s New Tech Law Understanding Europe’s New Tech Law and What It Means
Europe’s new tech law, formally known as the Digital Markets Act (DMA), represents one of the most ambitious efforts globally to regulate Big Tech. Designed to curb the power of dominant tech gatekeepers like Google, Apple, Meta, and Amazon, the law introduces strict rules on competition, data sharing, user privacy, and platform transparency. For many consumers and regulators, the DMA answers a long-standing call for better digital accountability and fairness. But as enforcement begins, concerns are growing that U.S. policymakers and corporate lobbyists may attempt to weaken its impact. This blog explores why America should not defang Europe’s new tech law—and instead see it as an opportunity to lead on responsible innovation. Image : Google Europe’s New Tech Law Levels the Digital Playing Field
At its core, the Digital Markets Act is about restoring balance. The law targets “gatekeepers”—companies with enormous market power that act…
