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Talked about, as well as antitrust action, regulation when it comes to transparency, data privacy, perhaps carving out some parts of section 230. maybe the whole menu needs to be considered. it has to be absolutely right, a lot of smaller companies can get caught up in these regulations and be punished. facebook could thrive, which is what we saw in europe with the data privacy regulation there, it actually favors in some ways the biggest companies arguably. so it has to be done right, but also we have to consider that that argument you can't take from facebook or other big tech companies. the...

REVEALED: Google and Facebook formed 'Jedi Blue' pact to dominate online ads and 'plotted to team up' if they were hit with antitrust probe, lawsuit claims Unredacted lawsuit from 10 states alleges the two companies agreed to 'cooperate and assist one another' in battling antitrust investigations Deal dubbed 'Jedi Blue' by Google saw Facebook agree not to compete with Google's online advertising tools in exchange for special treatment, suit claims Suit alleges that Facebook committed $500 million a year to Google's ad auctions, and in return Facebook would 'win a fixed percent of those aucti...

SHARE Facebook Inc. and Google LLC signed an agreement to cooperate with one another to fend off potential antitrust action targeting their businesses, according to a Wall Street Journal report published today. The report attributes the information to a draft copy of a lawsuit that was filed against Google last week by 10 Republican state attorneys general.  The version of the lawsuit that was released to the public last week has multiple redacted sections. The draft copy obtained by the Journal, however, is said to contain some of those sections in an unredacted form. The new details reveal...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: A federal grand jury in Texas indicted the owner of a therapist staffing company on wage-fixing charges on December 9. Although this is the US Department of Justice’s first criminal wage-fixing prosecution, the indictment underscores that enforcement agencies remain focused on policing these types of anticompetitive agreements that restrict competition in labor markets. For the past few years, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have focused on bringing enforcement actions relating to the anti...

Football team at napa high school found out about it. they came and celebrated his birthday with him. this picture is so darling. my loser is big tech. this has been building for a long time. if you look at the combination of warren's efforts to break it up, the senators transparency, legislation, the doj looking at antitrust action. the ftc decisions are broke along party lines but most of this is very nonpartisan. they waited too late to give something. they have no political safe harbor anymore. >> my winner is president trump because mueller's a bumbling performance ripped away credibility...