In the meantime, the Chamber submitted three new records requests Thursday night seeking the FTC’s full internal procedures manual and records related to former FTC Commissioner Rohit Chopra’s votes. The National Archives also has a program to help mediate disputes related to the requests.

Under the law, the group has 90 days to either file an appeal with the agency or sue. “The agency’s denial of our in less than 48 hours calls into question whether the FTC ever actually reviewed each submission,” he said. The Chamber is still deciding how to respond to the FTC’s denial, spokesperson Tim Doyle told MT. (Leah had a lengthy tweet thread on how that policy came to be.) on the day the Chamber filed its requests, the FTC released two documents related to its voting rules: 12 pages of an internal procedures manual that spell out how commission voting works and a 1984 policy on votes by departed commissioners. The rationale: The FTC argued in its previously unreported denial that the volume of requests creates an “unreasonable hardship for the agency to process.” For two other requests - including on the FTC voting procedures - the agency said documents are already public. The Chamber had come out swinging before Thanksgiving, accusing the agency of “going rogue” with its actions. Chamber, denying 35 of the 37 public records requests filed by the lobbying group about the FTC’s voting rules, policy statements and plans to fine businesses who break the law.

MT EXCLUSIVE: CHAMBER OF CONFLICT - The FTC has hit back against the U.S. Got a news tip? Email and find me on Twitter Got an event for our calendar? Send details to.

What a long, wild and crazy week it has been. I can’t believe we’ve almost made it to the weekend. WELCOME TO MORNING TECH! I’m your host, Benjamin Din. Upping the ante: Facebook is the latest major tech platform to ramp up its two-factor authentication requirements. Seeking feedback: Facebook’s Oversight Board wants the public to weigh in on the platform’s content moderation system that has given special treatment to its high-profile users. Now, the United States’ largest business lobby is considering suing. Chamber of Commerce’s public records requests. MT scoop: The FTC denied almost all the U.S. The POLITICO Pro platform combines the news you need with tools you can use to take action on the day’s biggest stories. With help from Eric Geller, Leah Nylen, Melissa Heikkilä and John HendelĮditor’s Note: Morning Tech is a free version of POLITICO Pro Technology's morning newsletter, which is delivered to our subscribers each morning at 6 a.m.

Ben 10 protector of earth platforms