I believe that AICOA specifically targets anticompetitive harms, and I don't believe that content moderation on a platform--a single platform is necessarily an anticompetitive harm.
Lewis defends the AICOA as targeting specific anticompetitive issues without hindering content moderation.
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I do not agree with Professor Francis' analysis here. And I also, in terms of--there was a suggestion that adding consumer welfare--those words--into the statute of AICOA would be a good thing. I disagree with that.
I believe that AICOA specifically targets anticompetitive harms, and I don't believe that content moderation on a platform--a single platform is necessarily an anticompetitive harm.
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