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Parler CEO John Matze attacks Google, AOC for supporting app store ban - Vimarsana News

Parler CEO John Matze attacks Google, AOC for supporting app store ban

After Google announced it was banning Parler, a social media network, from its app store for inciting violence, CEO John Matze said the ban was "a horrible way to handle this."  "If they actually cared, they would try to help. Not dump the app and send a break up public statement. What a horrible way to handle this," Matze wrote on Friday.  A Google spokesperson told Insider: "In light of this ongoing and urgent public safety threat, we are suspending the app's listings from the Play Store until it addresses these issues."  Matze responded to Apple's request for updates by saying: "Apparen...

The George Gilder Report Review: Three Spectrum Millionaire Makers - Vimarsana News

The George Gilder Report Review: Three Spectrum Millionaire Makers

The George Gilder Report Review: Three Spectrum Millionaire Makers The George Gilder Report Review: What Are the Strange Little Devices that Will Soon Appear Inside Every Home? Published The George Gilder Report has launched a new marketing campaign for its email newsletter. That marketing campaign features George Gilder discussing “strange little devices” that will soon appear inside every home in the country. By subscribing to The George Gilder Report today, you can discover what these devices are – and how investors can take advantage. About The George Gilder Report The George Gilder...

How FTC's lawsuits against Facebook will impact tech sector - Vimarsana News

How FTC's lawsuits against Facebook will impact tech sector

Facebook faces antitrust lawsuits from FTC and 46 states alleging that it employed anticompetitive, illegal practices to acquire or eliminate rivals.