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Jason Kint

@kint.bsky.social
10 posts
2024-11-30
In steps 🇨🇦, I had noted their Justice Department attended the US v Google trial in September.  It appears they determined it was a strong complaint and are set to protect and defend their own markets from Google's alleged harms, too.  Bravo. www.canada.ca/en/competiti...  [image]
2024-11-30 View on X
Reuters

Canada's Competition Bureau sues Google over alleged anti-competitive conduct in online advertising, seeking Google to sell two of its ad tech tools and more

Ismail Shakil / Reuters :

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2024-11-29
In steps 🇨🇦, I had noted their Justice Department attended the US v Google trial in September.  It appears they determined it was a strong complaint and are set to protect and defend their own markets from Google's alleged harms, too.  Bravo. www.canada.ca/en/competiti...  [image]
2024-11-29 View on X
Reuters

Canada's Competition Bureau sues Google over alleged anti-competitive conduct in online advertising, seeking Google to sell two of its ad tech tools and more

Canada's Competition Bureau is suing Alphabet's (GOOGL.O) Google over alleged anti-competitive conduct in online advertising, the antitrust watchdog said on Thursday.

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2024-11-21
As it relates to Android, here is how DOJ has set it up.  Forced divestiture would be option that swiftly, efficiently, and decisively strikes at the locus of some  —  anticompetitive conduct at issue here" but we're ok with tight behavioral remedies with option to divest if they don't work. …
2024-11-21 View on X
Associated Press

Filing: the US DOJ asks a judge to force Google to sell Chrome, restrict Android from favoring Google Search, and ban default search deals on iOS and other Oses

U.S. regulators want a federal judge to break up Google to prevent the company from continuing to squash competition through …

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Bam.  There is it.  US Department of Justice has filed - requesting divestiture of Chrome as a remedy for court's finding against Google.  Android at risk, too.  /1 [image]
2024-11-21 View on X
CNN

As part of its proposed remedies, the US DOJ says Google should be required to syndicate its US search results to other rival search engines for the next decade

Brian Fung / CNN :

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Revenue sharing for search default and/or preferential treatment - dead.  Google's tens of billions to Apple - dead (last I saw it's about 15% of Apple's profits).  Reminder, this all needs to be argued and approved by Court and then will get appealed.  Still far off.  /3 [image]
2024-11-21 View on X
The Keyword

Google says the DOJ's “wildly overbroad proposal goes miles beyond the Court's decision”, would hurt US consumers, and jeopardize the US' global tech leadership

President, Global Affairs & Chief Legal Officer, Google & Alphabet  —  As part of its lawsuit over how we distribute Search …

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Bam.  There is it.  US Department of Justice has filed - requesting divestiture of Chrome as a remedy for court's finding against Google.  Android at risk, too.  /1 [image]
2024-11-21 View on X
The Keyword

Google says the DOJ's “wildly overbroad proposal goes miles beyond the Court's decision”, would hurt US consumers, and jeopardize the US' global tech leadership

President, Global Affairs & Chief Legal Officer, Google & Alphabet  —  As part of its lawsuit over how we distribute Search …

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As it relates to Android, here is how DOJ has set it up.  Forced divestiture would be option that swiftly, efficiently, and decisively strikes at the locus of some  —  anticompetitive conduct at issue here" but we're ok with tight behavioral remedies with option to divest if they don't work. …
2024-11-21 View on X
The Keyword

Google says the DOJ's “wildly overbroad proposal goes miles beyond the Court's decision”, would hurt US consumers, and jeopardize the US' global tech leadership

President, Global Affairs & Chief Legal Officer, Google & Alphabet  —  As part of its lawsuit over how we distribute Search …

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Revenue sharing for search default and/or preferential treatment - dead.  Google's tens of billions to Apple - dead (last I saw it's about 15% of Apple's profits).  Reminder, this all needs to be argued and approved by Court and then will get appealed.  Still far off.  /3 [image]
2024-11-21 View on X
Associated Press

Filing: the US DOJ asks a judge to force Google to sell Chrome, restrict Android from favoring Google Search, and ban default search deals on iOS and other Oses

U.S. regulators want a federal judge to break up Google to prevent the company from continuing to squash competition through …

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2024-11-19
KA-BOOM.  So when Google and its proxies (see so-called Chamber of Progress), friendly academics and analysts continue to suggest Chrome has nothing to do with the case, please ask them how many days they were at the trial.  /1 [image]
2024-11-19 View on X
Bloomberg

Sources: DOJ antitrust officials plan to ask a judge to force Google to sell Chrome, license Search data, uncouple Android from Search and Google Play, and more

- Antitrust officials also to seek data licensing, AI measures  — Google says the proposals would harm consumers and developers

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2024-11-12
Facebook buckles but attempts to do it how it wants (see dark patterns, opt out, tracking across apps).  This is big but EU should remain strong to why its laws are in place (to deal with Meta's abuse of market power in its surveillance capitalism). www.wsj.com/tech/meta-to...
2024-11-12 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Meta plans to ask Facebook and Instagram users in Europe if they want to get “less personalized ads” and cuts subscription prices by 40%, a concession to the EU

Facebook and Instagram owner faces pressure in Europe to ask users before using their data to target ads or train artificial intelligence

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