Charlotte Slaiman

Policy Counsel for Competition

Public Knowledge

Charlotte Slaiman

Policy Counsel for Competition

Public Knowledge

Charlotte is Policy Counsel for competition policy at Public Knowledge. Prior to joining Public Knowledge, Charlotte worked in the Anticompetitive Practices Division of the Federal Trade Commission, investigating and litigating antitrust conduct violations, including the 2017 case against 1-800 Contacts for manipulating Google search ad auctions. She previously worked as a Legislative Aide to Senator Al Franken, focusing on Judiciary Committee issues including competition, media, and consumer privacy.

Charlotte received her J.D. from New York University School of Law and B.A. in Government from the University of Virginia.

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Deep Dive Episode 46 – Big Tech, Competition, and Antitrust Enforcement

April 24, 2019

Neil Chilson and Charlotte Slaiman discuss the debate over governmental oversight of big tech companies and the proper role of the federal government in promoting consumer welfare and market competition.

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