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Yandex Accused of Anti-competitive Practices in Russia

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Building a virtual mall: inside Shopee and IMM s partnership

By Shawn Lim-24 February 2021 01:00am Participating IMM retailers also enjoy marketing subsidies from both CapitaLand and Shopee The biggest challenge faced by brick and mortar stores and the entire retail industry in 2021 is that buying a product is not enough of a reason for people to go to malls. The Drum speaks to Shopee and IMM about how they are changing the face of retail. To speed up the acceleration towards e-commerce brought on by the global Covid-19 pandemic, Shopee is bringing Singapore’s largest outlet mall, the International Merchandising Mart Mall (IMM), on to its platform. The IMM virtual mall is the first virtual mall on Shopee and allows IMM retailers to be connected to consumers. This will bring new income streams for the retailers through an online presence and enhanced branding under one roof.

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Viewpoint: The Government Needs to Find Big Tech a New Business Model

Government Executive Get the latest on need-to-know topics for federal employees delivered to your inbox. email Viewpoint: The Government Needs to Find Big Tech a New Business Model Facebook and Google want to keep playing three roles: essential infrastructure, publisher, and targeted-ad mogul. That’s impossible. Author and associate professor of law at Fordham Law SchoolThe Atlantic Big Tech companies are facing an existential crisis, but they are doing everything they can to resist it and keep things just as they are. Facebook and Google, in particular, want to keep playing three roles: essential infrastructure, publisher, and targeted-ad mogul. They want to be perceived as neutral platforms, while also being perceived as civically responsible, while also maximizing surveillance and the targeting of ads. That’s impossible so the government has to force them to choose a new business model; or, rather, it has to choose for them.

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FOSS Patents: Top-notch antitrust experts award five stars to preliminary injunction against Google by Munich I Regional Court

Tuesday, February 23, 2021 Top-notch antitrust experts award five stars to preliminary injunction against Google by Munich I Regional Court The Munich I Regional Court (Landgericht München I) is my subjective Technology Court of the Month (no matter how often I disagreed with it on other issues, which may happen again anytime) as it handed down two key decisions in February that have the potential to make tech law history with repercussions throughout and potentially beyond the European Union: the 37th Civil Chamber s preliminary antitrust injunction against Google s vertical cooperation with a governmental health portal to the detriment of private-sector health information publishers. I translated most of the 28 pages on the day the decision was announced, and went back a week later to finish it.

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The Government Needs to Find Big Tech a New Business Model

The Government Needs to Find Big Tech a New Business Model Zephyr Teachout © Adam Maida / The Atlantic Big Tech companies are facing an existential crisis, but they are doing everything they can to resist it and keep things just as they are. Facebook and Google, in particular, want to keep playing three roles: essential infrastructure, publisher, and targeted-ad mogul. They want to be perceived as neutral platforms, while also being perceived as civically responsible, while also maximizing surveillance and the targeting of ads. That’s impossible so the government has to force them to choose a new business model; or, rather, it has to choose for them.

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