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As she gave evidence to British MPs yesterday, Haugen was flanked by two of charity Whistleblower Aid's leading human rights lawyers from each side of the Atlantic.
Despite Disinformation Attempt | Antitrust Case Against IQVIA Moves Forward and Report of FTC Investigation of IQVIA Comes to Light IQVIA continues unethical tactics to divert attention from industry-wide issue: IQVIA monopoly abuse ... Segnalato da : (Di martedì 11 maggio 2021) IQVIA continues unethical tactics to divert attention from industry-wide issue: IQVIA monopoly abuse harms life sciences companies and patients BARCELONA, Spain, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Consistent with its history of deceptive and unethical behavior, IQVIA (NYSE: IQV) yesterday issued a press release that ...
Showing posts with label Showing posts with label Sunday, March 7, 2021 Never before has there been so much hope that the mobile app store tyranny may come to an end. It's a marathon, not a sprint. There'll be appeals, and the freedom fighters of the Digital Era may experience setbacks. But the first week of March 2021 may very well be judged by history as the end of the beginning. I've previously commented on the app store bill adopted by the Arizona House of Representatives. This is just the first legislative hurdle of three, and there may be court challenges even if the state senate vo...
Sunday, March 7, 2021 Apple may already have lost the strategic battle over antitrust market definition in multiple European jurisdictions: App Store monopoly Never before has there been so much hope that the mobile app store tyranny may come to an end. It's a marathon, not a sprint. There'll be appeals, and the freedom fighters of the Digital Era may experience setbacks. But the first week of March 2021 may very well be judged by history as the end of the beginning. I've previously commented on the app store bill adopted by the Arizona House of Representatives. This is just the first legis...
Facebook and antitrust: A slam-dunk case, or a decades-long fight in the making? It’s not surprising that the announcement last week of an antitrust lawsuit against Facebook has gotten a lot of media attention. Mammoth cases like this one (which involves the Federal Trade Commission and 46 states) are extremely rare. There have only been half a dozen or so of this magnitude in the last 50 years, and only the Microsoft case from the late 1990s and possibly the AT&T breakup even come close to this one in size and impact. But the history of such cases shows that what almost inevitably happens ...