Professors Bradford, Stretch, and Khan will engage in conversation and spirited debate about the possibilities and potential pitfalls of regulating Big Tech, including the wisdom of the recent antitrust cases filed against Facebook and Google, the prospect of legislation, and the recent Digital Markets Act. Among the topics covered will be their perspectives on the impact of tech breakups (or not) on the culture of such organizations. This Zoom event will be set up as a meeting and student engagement and questions are highly encouraged.
 

Registration will be limited to Columbia email addresses.

Any questions related to this program or the Reuben Mark Initiative, should be directed to Mary Herrington, Director of the Reuben Mark Initiative for Columbia Law School.

ABOUT THE REUBEN MARK INITIATIVE FOR ORGANIZATIONAL CHARACTER AND LEADERSHIP 
The Mark Initiative is a joint initiative between Columbia Law School and Columbia Business School that provides students, practitioners, and organizations an unmatched curriculum and distinctive programs that impart lifelong leadership lessons on exceptional organizational character and culture.