The technology industry has been subject to a bipartisan “techlash” since the 2016 election. Critics argue leading tech companies have become monopolies, violate user privacy, exploit gig-economy workers, promote addictive behavior, and systematically discriminate.

The Lincoln Network will host a virtual panel discussion featuring Alex Strapp, Progressive Policy Institute; Matthew Feeney, Cato Institute’s Project on Emerging Technologies; Rachel Bovard, Internet Accountability Project; and Terry Schilling, American Principles Project. They will explore whether Tech’s response to the crisis, the success of tools like Zoom, and lackluster responses by local, state, and federal governments could shift perceptions of the industry in a positive direction.

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