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Leah ‘AntiTrustButVerify’ Nylen

@leahnylen
5 posts
2025-09-04
Surprise!  Company that said it would never go into search so it could keep $20B now saying it's going into search www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
2025-09-04 View on X
Bloomberg

Sources: Apple plans AI web search, World Knowledge Answers, for a spring 2026 Siri revamp; Apple and Google this week agreed to test a Gemini model for Siri

Apple Inc. is planning to launch its own artificial intelligence-powered web search tool next year, stepping up competition with OpenAI and Perplexity AI Inc.

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2025-04-24
Google's Chrome web browser could be sold for as much as $50 billion, the chief executive officer of rival search engine DuckDuckGo testified Wednesday at the Justice Department's antitrust trial against the internet giant.
2025-04-24 View on X
Bloomberg

US v. Google: DuckDuckGo CEO Gabriel Weinberg testifies that Chrome is worth “upwards of $50B if it went on the market” based on “back-of-the-envelope” math

- DuckDuckGo CEO estimated potential sale price at DOJ hearing  — Justice Department has asked that court order Chrome's sale

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2025-02-21
The idea had support from Republican FTC Commissioner Christine Wilson who urged the agency to do a 6(b) on how tech platforms set and police their terms of service.  FTC Chair Joe Simons declined on the grounds that the agency only looks at “commercial speech” and not political speech
2025-02-21 View on X
Bloomberg

US FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson announces an inquiry into “Big Tech censorship”, which he calls “un-American” and “potentially illegal”, and seeks public comment

including ‘shadow banning’ Sean Burch / The Wrap : Trump-Appointed FTC Chair Launches Big Tech Inquiry for ‘Bullying’ and Censorship Sean Burch / TVNewsCheck : Trump-Appointed FTC ...

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Also this idea of the FTC looking into content moderation of tech platforms isn't new: in 2020, Trump issued an EO that advised the FTC to do just that after Twitter began fact-checking his posts
2025-02-21 View on X
Bloomberg

US FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson announces an inquiry into “Big Tech censorship”, which he calls “un-American” and “potentially illegal”, and seeks public comment

including ‘shadow banning’ Sean Burch / The Wrap : Trump-Appointed FTC Chair Launches Big Tech Inquiry for ‘Bullying’ and Censorship Sean Burch / TVNewsCheck : Trump-Appointed FTC ...

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Couple thoughts: in the previous administration, FTC Chair Khan often used similar RFIs to collect comments before opening investigations or 6(b) studies — eg the RFI on pharma benefit managers that preceded both a study and investigation.  Ferguson seems to be continuing that approach
2025-02-21 View on X
Bloomberg

US FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson announces an inquiry into “Big Tech censorship”, which he calls “un-American” and “potentially illegal”, and seeks public comment

including ‘shadow banning’ Sean Burch / The Wrap : Trump-Appointed FTC Chair Launches Big Tech Inquiry for ‘Bullying’ and Censorship Sean Burch / TVNewsCheck : Trump-Appointed FTC ...

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