Topic: antitrust lawsuit
Antitrust lawsuits against major tech companies like Google, Meta, and Apple highlight the ongoing battle over monopolistic practices and their implications for free speech and privacy. These legal actions reveal how these platforms often engage in censorship and data manipulation, raising concerns about their role as gatekeepers of information. The outcomes of these lawsuits could significantly impact individual liberties and the digital rights environment.
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Justice Department sues to break up Google’s monopolistic ad business
A major antitrust lawsuit.
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Google and Facebook colluded to manipulate ad market, lawsuit claims
The details of the lawsuit have only just been unredacted.
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Apple sued in India over App Store practices
The complaints are trickling in.
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FTC PrivacyCon 2021 speaker pushes for INCREASED labeling of “COVID-19 disinformation” on social media
They also questioned when it’s more effective to “just outright delete COVID misinformation” rather than just labeling it.
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White House: If you’re banned for “misinformation” on one platform, you should be banned from ALL platforms
More calls for censorship from the Federal Government.
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Antitrust complaints target Google’s Play Store
Google’s fees are called into question.
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Sen. Jon Ossoff blasts Big Tech for being “arbiters of legitimate speech”
Ossoff took aim at the way tech gatekeepers control the ideas that people see.
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Daily Mail owner sues Google, says the tech giant retaliated after it sought non-Google monetization options
The Daily Mail says its search visibility has been deranked by Google.
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Republicans probe Big Tech collusion in the deplatforming of Parler
They want to know how Apple, Google, and Amazon all banned Parler within a few days.
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Obama administration refused to act on 2013 FTC report that proved Google’s wildly anticompetitive behavior
How the monopoly came to be.
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