The US FTC says it will appeal to revive its case accusing Meta of bolstering an illegal monopoly by acquiring Instagram and WhatsApp; Meta won the case in 2025
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission will file an appeal seeking to revive its case accusing Facebook parent company Meta Platforms …
Reuters Jody Godoy
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Discussion
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@andymstone
Andy Stone
on x
The District Court's decision to reject the FTC's arguments in this matter is correct - and it recognizes the fierce competition we face. Meta will remain focused on innovating and investing in America.
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@jason_kint
Jason Kint
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outstanding. FTC files appeal. that's what I am talking about. Meta already lost appeal in DC on its data abuse case in which Zuckerberg was close to very sensitive depo. And in California has multiple sensitive cases playing out in the coming weeks/months. [image]
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@matthewstoller
Matt Stoller
on x
The Trump FTC is appealing the Meta antitrust ruling. Yes, Meta is a social networking monopoly and Boasberg's opinion should be overturned. But I also think FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson is appealing to extort from Meta, not to uphold the law. https://www.ftc.gov/... [image]
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@andymstone
Andy Stone
on bluesky
The District Court's decision to reject the FTC's arguments in this matter is correct - and it recognizes the fierce competition we face. Meta will remain focused on innovating and investing in America. [embedded post]