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Nothing matters unless there are remedies, and those remedies must be robust................... 10  \n2. Behavioral and structural remedies should both be real options............................... 10  \n3. There is mounting bipartisan support for breakups and other vigorous remedies................... 11  \n4. Breakups and other strong remedies can stimulate innovation................................ 11  \n5. Personnel is policy................................................................. 12  \n6. Technologists can provide valuable insights to antitrust enforcers.............................. 12  \n7. There are high expectations for the EU’s Digital Markets Act.................................. 13  \n8. Big Tech will fight hard to resist regulation............................................... 13  \nIndividual Events ...............................................................14  \nOpening Remarks: Professor Tim Wu .................................................... 15  \nMorning Keynote: Senator J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) ............................................. 16  \nJames Ide, Co-founder & CTO at Expo ................................................... 17  \nPanel Discussion: A View from the Street: Can Regulation or Breakups Unlock Value? ................. 18  \nSecond Keynote: Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan .................................. 19  \nGemma Petrie, Principal Researcher at Mozilla ............................................. 20  \nKamyl Bazbaz,Vice President at DuckDuckGo .............................................. 21  \nPanel Discussion: How Will the Outcome of the 2024 Election Shape Gatekeeper Behavior? ........... 22  \nLucia Bonova, Head of Unit, Digital Markets Act Enforcement at European Commission .............. 23  \nBen Gross, General Counsel at Media Lab/Genius ........................................... 24  \nPanel Discussion: Will the Big Tech Trials and DMA Help Startups? .............................. 25  \nThird Keynote: Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) .......................................... 26  \nPeter Curzon, Vice President at Yelp ..................................................... 27  \nBart Butler, CTO at Proton ............................................................ 28  \nEric Migicovsky, Founder & CEO at Beeper ................................................ 29  \nClosing Inspiration: Soren Iverson ....................................................... 30  \nRemedyFest  \n2024  \n\u003C 2 >  \nLetter from the Organizer  \nDear friends, colleagues, allies, and other interested parties,  \nI write to share with you this report from RemedyFest, which was held on February 27, 2024. Presented by Y Combinator and graciously hosted by Bloomberg Beta, RemedyFest was a unique forum at the nexus of technology and policy. This event—set against the backdrop of significant regulatory changes, such as the EU’s Digital Markets Act, the anticipated decision in the United States v. Google trial, and other relevant legal proceedings—was more than timely; it was an essential discussion about the landscape of tech policy. The invite-only event included about 100 attendees across the in-person gathering in Washington, D.C. and garnered thousands of views on the livestream.  \nThe lineup of speakers and panelists featured vanguard figures such as Senator J.D. Vance, Senator Elizabeth Warren, FTC Chair Lina Khan, Tim Wu, Bharat Ramamurti, Kara Frederick, and policy authorities from various political backgrounds. Additionally, entrepreneurs and technologists offered glimpses into alternative scenarios enabled by different regulatory landscapes. 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