Topic: Sherman Act
The Sherman Act addresses antitrust issues, highlighting how major tech companies may engage in practices that suppress competition and free expression. Recent cases reveal allegations of collusion among advertisers and media to demonetize and censor certain viewpoints, raising concerns about the implications for free speech and individual liberties. The ongoing legal battles highlight the need for vigilance against monopolistic behaviors that threaten diverse voices in the digital environment.
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The Cloud Cage: Apple’s iCloud Monopoly Back in Court
The revived antitrust suit over iCloud forces a deeper look at how convenience can quietly become compulsion.
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FTC Expands Antitrust Probe Into Ad Industry Groups Over Alleged Demonetization Censorship Collusion
Behind the headlines, the FTC is dissecting how influence peddling in the name of brand safety might be warping the…
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FTC Escalates Probe Into Media Matters Over Alleged Collusion in Advertiser Boycott of X Platform
The FTC’s scrutiny threatens to unmask the alleged backroom choreography behind corporate brand safety decisions.
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Censorship Allegations Resurface as New Demonetization Coalition Takes Shape
Rep. Jim Jordan warns the new group could replicate GARM’s alleged censorship practices, risking anti-competitive behavior.
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X, Rumble File Lawsuit Against Pro-Demonetization Advertiser Cartel
Lawsuit alleges coordinated efforts to stifle competition and control content moderation standards.
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Federal Judge Declares Google a Monopolist, Setting the Stage for Major Industry Shakeup
Google’s costly default search engine deals are criticized for stifling competition and limiting consumer choice.
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Advertiser Alliance Members Are Called To Testify After Allegations of Efforts To “Demonetize, and Censor Disfavored Viewpoints”
Lawmakers suspect the alliance’s “brand safety” measures might mask a bias.
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“Landmark” lawsuit accuses mainstream media of forming coalition to censor “misinformation”
An alliance formed in March of 2020 is facing scrutiny.












