Copyright
Judge Dismisses Authors' Copyright Lawsuit Against Meta Over AI Training
Although Meta prevailed in its request to dismiss the case, it could turn out to be a pyrrhic victory
Copyright
Although Meta prevailed in its request to dismiss the case, it could turn out to be a pyrrhic victory
Justice Department
Slaughter, Bedoya head to court May 20.
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.
Justice Department
Democrat says FTC lost two Big Tech watchdogs over Meta, X, and Amazon.
FCC
President Trump has 'really sort of fundamentally transformed the direction of D.C., and I think it's fabulous to see,' said Carr.
Trump Vance Administration
'This is a combination of economic, media and political power that I believe has never been seen before in any democracy.'
FCC
Speech-focused attorney Adam Candeub named FCC General Counsel
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.
COVID
Trump was kicked off Facebook following the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
What's New
The venture capitalists have created a permission structure for those who favor Silicon Valley-style 'disruptive innovation.'
Mark Zuckerberg
'Our bill gives Big Tech a choice: Work with Congress to ensure the Internet is a safe, healthy place for good, or lose Section 230 protections entirely,'