Ninth Circuit Denies Google’s Rehearing in Epic Games Antitrust Case
September 15, 2025
Google’s monopoly defense unravels as judges uphold injunctions.
Google’s monopoly defense unravels as judges uphold injunctions.
Privacy concerns and antitrust fines collide with trade threats in a standoff over tech regulation.
A partial reckoning lands as Google sidesteps a breakup and keeps its search crown intact.
Android’s last big selling point, the freedom to install whatever you want from who you want, may soon run through a single Google checkpoint.
Apple quietly pulled the plug on iTorrent, exposing how fragile the “freedom” of third-party app stores really are.
Musk’s lawsuit lands as Apple fends off a wave of antitrust salvos from Washington and Silicon Valley alike.
Epic’s win cracks open Australia’s walled gardens, letting Fortnite slip back onto iPhones.
Perplexity’s audacious bid for Chrome lands in the middle of a proposed experiment about whether dismantling Big Tech’s empires will actually rewrite the rules of the internet.
Trump’s banking order swings at the branches while the payment giants holding the trunk stand untouched.
The court just ordered Google to rip up its own rulebook and play ball with the very rivals it has long tried to keep out.
Apple’s browser shuffle leaves rivals tangled in technicalities while the real gate stays locked.
Independent Publishers Alliance files EU antitrust complaint alleging Google AI Overviews harm traffic, ad revenue, and original journalism visibility.
Proton’s lawsuit paints Apple’s App Store as a tollbooth where privacy comes at a premium.
Regulators dissect whether Google’s AI alliances are sidestepping the rules or redefining them.
Apple blinked before the gavel fell, but the game is back and the rules are changing.
Google backs down after a prolonged permissions blockade left over 800,000 Android users with a neutered Nextcloud experience.
Epic accuses Apple of hiding behind legal technicalities to keep Fortnite off iPhones.
Apple’s gatekeeping turns global as Fortnite’s comeback tour gets benched mid-show.
Boies returns to the antitrust stage where he once helped dismantle Microsoft’s monopoly brick by brick.
Tech fines become the new tariffs as Washington fumes over Brussels’ billion-dollar penalties.
Google insists its ad empire is too complex to unwind, a defense that doubles as an admission of just how deeply it’s entangled the market.
Mozilla’s reliance on Google payments threatens Firefox’s future as DOJ targets default search engine deals.
Apple’s billion-dollar defiance just met a judge who kept the receipts.
The EU’s initial fines under the DMA mark a new phase.
Google’s monopoly defense unravels as judges uphold injunctions.
Privacy concerns and antitrust fines collide with trade threats in a standoff over tech regulation.
A partial reckoning lands as Google sidesteps a breakup and keeps its search crown intact.
Android’s last big selling point, the freedom to install whatever you want from who you want, may soon run through a single Google checkpoint.
Apple quietly pulled the plug on iTorrent, exposing how fragile the “freedom” of third-party app stores really are.
Musk’s lawsuit lands as Apple fends off a wave of antitrust salvos from Washington and Silicon Valley alike.
Epic’s win cracks open Australia’s walled gardens, letting Fortnite slip back onto iPhones.
Perplexity’s audacious bid for Chrome lands in the middle of a proposed experiment about whether dismantling Big Tech’s empires will actually rewrite the rules of the internet.
Trump’s banking order swings at the branches while the payment giants holding the trunk stand untouched.
The court just ordered Google to rip up its own rulebook and play ball with the very rivals it has long tried to keep out.
Apple’s browser shuffle leaves rivals tangled in technicalities while the real gate stays locked.
Independent Publishers Alliance files EU antitrust complaint alleging Google AI Overviews harm traffic, ad revenue, and original journalism visibility.
Proton’s lawsuit paints Apple’s App Store as a tollbooth where privacy comes at a premium.
Regulators dissect whether Google’s AI alliances are sidestepping the rules or redefining them.
Apple blinked before the gavel fell, but the game is back and the rules are changing.
Google backs down after a prolonged permissions blockade left over 800,000 Android users with a neutered Nextcloud experience.
Epic accuses Apple of hiding behind legal technicalities to keep Fortnite off iPhones.
Apple’s gatekeeping turns global as Fortnite’s comeback tour gets benched mid-show.
Boies returns to the antitrust stage where he once helped dismantle Microsoft’s monopoly brick by brick.
Tech fines become the new tariffs as Washington fumes over Brussels’ billion-dollar penalties.
Google insists its ad empire is too complex to unwind, a defense that doubles as an admission of just how deeply it’s entangled the market.
Mozilla’s reliance on Google payments threatens Firefox’s future as DOJ targets default search engine deals.
Apple’s billion-dollar defiance just met a judge who kept the receipts.
The EU’s initial fines under the DMA mark a new phase.
