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As President-elect Joe Biden selects his staff, Big Tech allies and Big Tech reformers are starting to battle.

They're fighting over who's going to shape tech policy for the Biden administration.

When it comes to tech policy, in pretty much all things,

tech, Biden has been pretty quiet.

So whoever he chooses will give us an indication of Biden's tech policy

for the next four years.

Here to talk about all this is RICO's Teddy Schleifer. Hey,

what are some of the key roles and some of the key agencies that the tech industry

and tech reformers are fighting over what should we be watching for over the next couple of weeks?

So I would say there are three main ones. There's the head of the Federal Trade Commission,

the head of the Federal Communications Commission, so that's the FTC and the FCC.

And then there's the head of the Department of Justice's

antitrust division, the people that would be investigating

kind of tech giants for antitrust abuses. And you're right. I mean, Biden for a long time, you know, has not made tech issues a priority.

Obviously, there's a lot of other things going on in the world so you can sort of understand where he's coming from.

But sort of these boring bureaucratic jobs that no regular people really spend their days thinking

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