BIG NEWS FOR THOSE WHO BELIEVE IN CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY:

The New York Times reports, "The Federal Trade Commission and 17 states
sued Amazon, saying its conduct in its online store and services to
merchants illegally stifled competition." 
 
The lawsuit accuses Amazon of using its unique power to monitor which
products are best sellers -- and then replicating those products,
promoting their own version to customers, and driving the little guy out
of business.
 
Today, we are joining with 30 other organizations in saying THANK YOU to
FTC Chair Lina Khan and the bipartisan Attorneys General who are
fighting for competition and accountability in the marketplace.
 
[ [link removed] ]Can you sign the below statement of support? We'll make sure the FTC,
state Attorneys General, and media see the vast public support. Sign here.
 
Public statement of support:

Dear FTC Chair Lina Khan, FTC Commissioners, and state Attorneys
General:

As members of the public, we want to thank the Federal Trade Commission
and 17 state Attorneys General for [ [link removed] ]filing your major antitrust
lawsuit against Amazon. The public and small businesses need protection
from monopolies that use unfair business practices to suppress
competition in the marketplace. We encourage you to be aggressive in
your pursuit of these charges as well as the needed structural remedies.

[ [link removed] ]Read the rest of the statement and sign here.

Progressive Change and Demand Progress will ensure the FTC, state
Attorneys General, and media see the vast public support. 

Thanks for being a bold progressive.

-- The Progressive Change Campaign Committee ([ [link removed] ]@BoldProgressive)


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