Justice Department to Slap Google With Antitrust Suit
The charge is expected to come Tuesday, according to the Washington Post
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Facebook, Amazon, Google and Apple Have ‘Monopoly Power’ Over Competitors, House Subcommittee Finds
A Democrat-led report recommends changes to current antitrust laws that could lead to the breakup of major tech companies
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Facebook Antitrust Investigation Has Support of 47 Attorneys General
“We will use every investigative tool at our disposal,” New York Attorney General Letitia James writes
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Mark Zuckerberg ‘Would Bet’ Facebook Beats Elizabeth Warren in Legal Battle
Facebook chief said he’d “go to the mat” to fight antitrust lawsuits, according to leaked audio
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Facebook Faces Another Antitrust Investigation Led by New York State
District of Columbia, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio and Tennessee are also joining the investigation
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Justice Department Launches Antitrust Review of Tech Giants
DoJ’s look into unlawful competitive practices could put Facebook and other Silicon Valley companies in regulatory danger
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Despite Facebook Co-Founder’s Call for a Breakup, Antitrust Experts Say It’s a Long Shot – Here’s Why
“The likelihood that any court would find Facebook has thus far violated any antitrust laws is low,” one legal scholar says
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How Jake Paul Became the ‘First Postmodern YouTuber’ (Hint: Social Media Lacks Any Oversight)
All Things Video Podcast: “He’s very transparent about the fact that this is all done to game the algorithm and make a business out of it,” journalist Chris Stokel-Walker says
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Why AT&T-Time Warner Wasn’t Forced to Sell CNN
The Department of Justice might have been better off negotiating deal with AT&T for regulatory approval
