Justice Department
Google Face Off With U.S. Government Over Possible Breakup
An existential threat for Google as a court in Washington will hear 'remedies' arguments about how, or whether, Google should be broken up.
Justice Department
An existential threat for Google as a court in Washington will hear 'remedies' arguments about how, or whether, Google should be broken up.
Big Tech
In the 2018 email, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said 'there is a non-trivial chance' Meta could be forced to spin off Instagram.
Big Tech
The trial could force the tech giant to break off Instagram and WhatsApp, startups Meta bought more than a decade ago.
Antitrust
The looming antitrust trial will be the first big test of President Donald Trump’s Federal Trade Commission’s ability to challenge Big Tech.
Democracy
‘This FCC has been weighing in on partisan issues that go far beyond our core responsibilities,' she said.
AI
In distinguishing himself from former President Joe Biden, Trump takes a different approach to AI safety.
Free Speech
TikTok said it was restoring service after President-elect Donald Trump said he would issue an executive order ensuring service.
Social Media
The platform will shift to a user-driven moderation model inspired by X.
Defense Department
Wish list includes clearing the way for AI development, easier energy for data centers, changing the antitrust discussion and fending off EU.
Election 2024
Major tech companies seek to improve their relationship with the incoming president.
SpaceX
New incoming FCC chairman also wants to 'unleash America's space economy.'
What's New
The venture capitalists have created a permission structure for those who favor Silicon Valley-style 'disruptive innovation.'
Meta
Facebook cited for improved content-moderation systems.
Meta
Two bills aim to increase internet safety
FCC
Democratic Senator from Arizona wants to lower the cost of high-speed internet for consumers and rural providers.
Big Tech
‘It’s a conversation I think we should be having,’ FCC Chairwoman says
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