<ul><li>Mark Meador, President Donald Trump's nominee for the Federal Trade Commission, stated during a Senate confirmation hearing that the agency should combat companies' restrictive noncompete agreements and continue its efforts to fight tech censorship.</li><li>Meador suggested that the FTC could bring competition enforcement agreements against companies with overly restrictive noncompete agreements.</li><li>He also supported the FTC's recent move to seek public comment on censorship by tech platforms and mentioned that cases could be pursued against platforms colluding on content moderation standards.</li><li>Meador has extensive antitrust experience and previously represented social media platform Rumble in antitrust lawsuits against Google and boycotting advertisers.</li></ul>

FTC Nominee Mark Meador Says Agency Should Target Tech Censorship

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