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Posted by Competition Lore When is a business a platform? - Podcast  By Professor Dick Schmalensee  Professor Caron Beaton-Wells, of the University of Melbourne School of Law, speaks...

Posted by The Hill EU engaged in antitrust gerrymandering against Google By Nicolas Petit  With its US$5 billion fine against Google, the European Commission (EC) just applied to...

The team at Facebook is not having a great week, as it seems all of its recent data scandal chickens have come home to...

On Wednesday, July 25, the New York state attorney general candidate and Fordham Law School associate professor Zephyr Teachout outlined her plan to stop...

Posted by The Conversation Taking on big tech: where does Australia stand? By Caron Beaton-Wells Big tech is under fire in Europe. In its latest sting, the European...

Facebook was hit with a US$660,000 fine, the maximum allowed, by the British Information Commissioner’s Office over its data scandal with now-defunct political consulting...

Jochen Homann, the president of Germany’s telecom regulator Bundesnetzagentur, is going after Google and Facebook, contending that their messaging and email services should face...

Following news that the US government probe into the Facebook data breach connected with Cambridge Analytica has widened, shares of the company dropped 2%...

Facebook moved Tuesday, June 26, to let some advertisements for cryptocurrency run on its platform. In a blog post, Rob Leathern, Facebook’s director of product...

Facebook got hit with a lawsuit in California that accuses the company of engaging in anticompetitive behavior with tens of thousands of developers. The Financial...