Senate committee approves bill limiting Big Tech's power
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 16-6 on Thursday to advance a bill limiting the way big companies like Amazon, Apple and Google do business.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 16-6 on Thursday to advance a bill limiting the way big companies like Amazon, Apple and Google do business.
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 16-6 on Thursday to advance a bill limiting the way big companies like Amazon, Apple and Google do business.
Hearings. this one focused the attention but i want to get things done. i want to get the privacy legislation done. we know recently apple said to its users, okay, you don't have to opt into this collection of data. 75% of the people didn't want their data collected. they choose not to. we need to make the federal law of the land so people are protecting their data and privacy. secondly, when it comes to tech and other consolidation, i lead this effort, i lead the antitrust efforts in the senate. it's bipartisan and we have to do something about the fact that the mergers, the fact that they ar...
Around. this is all online. that's what it's all about, clicks and getting clicks on sites. >>ly. >> completely do you want to see mark zuckerberg come before congress on this snmt. >> of course. we can keep having these hearings. >> this has focused the attention. i want to get the privacy legislation done. we know recently apple said to its users, okay, you don't have to opt into this collection of data. 75% of the people didn't want their data collected. they choose not to. we we need to make the federal law of the land so people are protecting their data and privacy. secondly, whether it c...
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