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Im surprised Parler is not suing Apple and Google yet for monopolistic behavior, collusion, and inconsistent application of their ToS. Maybe they are planning to but I have not seen anything in the news yet.
For example, antitrust enforcement virtually disappeared during the New Deal. The Sherman, Clayton, and FTC Acts were on the books, but there was almost no enforcement of them.
The enforcement has never really been a thing. Even the antitrust cases that went through were ineffectual, meaning they protected the large company's market share, or regional monopolies of the remaining pieces.
I saw they are suing Amazon, but I expected them to sue Apple and Google too.They've already filed. Link.
That is the one against AWS, not Apple and Google. Hearing on the TRO was this morning, but ruling to be disclosed later...They've already filed. Link.
I saw they are suing Amazon, but I expected them to sue Apple and Google too.
I'm not surprised you're not a fan of antitrust laws. Most libertarians aren't. I view them as a mixed bag. When they're brought against businesses that are in the sack with government, I'm more favorable. When they're brought against companies that have acquired market dominance by simply being better than everyone else, I'm less of a fan unless there's pretty clear cut evidence of anti-competitive practices.
What I did find interesting is that the judge did not rule on the TRO yesterday...seems like many of those are pretty much an on-the-spot decision.Antitrust suits can last forever
One of profs' entire career in private practice was a single antitrust case - i kid not. One case.
And thus very expensive
Startups cannot hang
What I did find interesting is that the judge did not rule on the TRO yesterday...seems like many of those are pretty much an on-the-spot decision.
I am left with the impression that the judge was not thrilled with the response from AWS counsel when asked if they could get Parler back online if changes were made. AWS did not say yes or no but instead claimed they did not believe Parler would make the changes. As described, that comes across as AWS telling the court they are going to do what they want and no judge is telling them otherwise.
They can’t be held liable for third party content. Some are running scared due to the fact that they committed tortious interference.Twitter and the other tech giants continue to run scared. Post-1/6 analysis will likely show that their platforms were being leveraged to coordinate a coup. Their responses post-1/6 were of the CYA variety. Just like the incredible intelligence failure by the Capital Police and Seargent-at-arms for the House and Senate, these platforms realized the depths Trump and QAnon rhetoric on their platform was being used to motivate true sedition in sites like Parler, Gab, Signal, etc. only after the seminal event
The ACLU is such a disappointment. They do not deserve the name they claim
The ACLU has always been a fraud. ...
Yeah we let them fix elections, but now they've gone too far.Google now thinks it can order you to love aggy
How long before the Bee gets buzzed by Jack?
A few days ago, I got an email from the Bee inviting me to become a paid subscriber - I subscribe to a few websites besides this one. The email said that they are being pressured by big tech and are expecting to be deplatformed. I deleted the email since I am tapped out right now. Maybe I will reconsider since I think we need the Bee.
* Predict HORNS-AGGIES *
Sat, Nov 30 • 6:30 PM on ABC