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ANALYSIS-Amazon's Washington critics will feast on MGM deal

MGM-M&A/AMAZON.COM-ANTITRUST (ANALYSIS, PIX):ANALYSIS-Amazon's Washington critics will feast on MGM deal

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Will MGM be a ticket to Amazon's big Hollywood leagues?

Jeff Bezos has been desperately chasing himself for years Game of Thrones - a fleeting success that will allow Amazon’s video streaming business to en

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Analysis: Amazon's Washington critics will feast on MGM deal

Analysis: Amazon's Washington critics will feast on MGM deal
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ANALYSIS-Amazon's Washington critics will feast on MGM deal

ANALYSIS-Amazon's Washington critics will feast on MGM deal
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Bracing for Another E-book Price-Fixing Case


By Andrew Albanese
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Jan 22, 2021
PW has prepared an explainer.
Who is bringing the suit, and why?
The suit is being brought against Amazon on behalf of three named plaintiffs and a potential class of consumers who bought e-books published by the Big Five “through a retail platform that competes with Amazon at a price inflated by Amazon and its Co-conspirator Publishers’ price restraint.” The suit was filed by Seattle-based firm Hagens Berman, which filed the first e-book price-fixing lawsuit against Apple and five of the then–Big Six publishers in August 2011. And we remember how that turned out: with a federal antirust suit and claims from 33 states. The publishers ended up settling all claims for a total of $166 million in consumer credits. Apple lost at trial a year later and paid out a $450 million settlement.

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Google and Facebook's antitrust pileup: A Reader's guide | Technology News,The Indian Express


US v Google
Who’s suing: The US Justice Department and 11 Republican state attorneys general sued Google on October 20. Since then, three other states have joined, including the Democratic attorney general in California, where Google is based.
Key allegations: Google’s exclusive deals to distribute search on browsers and phones, including Apple Inc’s iPhones, constituted a violation of the Sherman Act’s prohibition on monopolisation.
Company defense: Google says its deals don’t prevent consumers from switching and Google’s success rests on its superior search engine.
Why the case matters: It’s the most significant US monopoly case since the one against Microsoft Corp more than 20 years ago, and resembles that previous complaint. The case was the first to be filed this year against Google and is led by the heavyweights at the Justice Department.

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Google and Facebook's antitrust pileup: a readers guide


El Intransigente
Google and Facebook’s antitrust pileup: a readers guide
After a burst of antitrust lawsuits from the U.S. and nearly every state in the country in recent months, Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Facebook Inc. are in the fight of their lives.
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22 diciembre, 2020
After a burst of antitrust lawsuits from the U.S. and nearly every state in the country in recent months,
FacebookInc. are in the fight of their lives. The complaints level the same basic allegation against the companies — that they used their far-reaching power to squelch competition and preserve their dominance.
Now starts the long slog to determine whether U.S. authorities can rein in the companies. If they succeed, Google and Facebook could lose their lucrative grip on digital advertising and consumer data. There’s even a risk that one of these companies could be broken up. Whatever the outcome, it will take years to sort out. More cases may be in the pipeline,

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Antitrust Spring | naked capitalism


Yves here. Get a cup of coffee. This is an in-depth but accessible discussion of how the Big Tech monopolists abused their powers to secure and perfect their advantaged positions. The good news is that the government sleeping giant has awoken to the threat they pose to its authority, and it pulling out antitrust weapons with the aim of cutting the monopolists down to size.
Consider a conversation Alastair Mactaggart had among friends at a social outing. The San Francisco real estate developer asked an engineer working for Google whether we should be worried about privacy. “Wasn’t ‘privacy’ just a bunch of hype?” Mactaggart asked. The Google engineer’s reply was chilling: “If people just understood how much we knew about them, they’d be really worried.”

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Google's 'Star Wars' Facebook pact is latest antitrust target


Google's 'Star Wars' Facebook pact is latest antitrust target
Mark Bergen, Bloomberg News
It reads like a grand conspiracy of the nerds.
On Wednesday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an antitrust lawsuit against Alphabet Inc.’s Google. At its center is a bold claim: Google colluded with archrival Facebook Inc. in an illegal deal to manipulate auctions for online advertising, an industry the two companies dominate. Google named the secret pact after a Star Wars character.
“Any collaboration between two competitors of such magnitude should have set off the loudest alarm bells in terms of antitrust compliance,” the Texas lawsuit read. “Apparently, it did not.” Google disputed the allegation it had done anything improper, while Facebook declined to comment.

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Google illegal deal with Facebook alleged in monopoly suit


El Intransigente
Google illegal deal with Facebook alleged in monopoly suit
Pact, signed at highest level, manipulated ad auctions: suit. Facebook backed off competing with Google, Texas AG alleges.
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17 diciembre, 2020
It reads like a grand conspiracy of the nerds. On Wednesday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an antitrust lawsuit against
Alphabet Inc.’s
Google. At its center is a bold claim: Google colluded with archrival Facebook Inc. in an illegal deal to manipulate auctions for online advertising, an industry the two companies dominate. Google named the secret pact after a Star Wars character.
“Any collaboration between two competitors of such magnitude should have set off the loudest alarm bells in terms of antitrust compliance,” the Texas lawsuit read. “Apparently, it did not.” Google disputed the allegation it had done anything improper, while

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