Tag: DOJ

LAPD Collects Everyone’s Social Media Data and Social Security Numbers
The LAPD has instructed officers to collect social media data and social security numbers on everyone they stop....
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Biden Will Nominate Long-Time Google Foe to Lead DOJ Antitrust Efforts
In a worrisome sign for Big Tech, President Joe Biden plans to nominate Jonathan Kanter, a long-time Google foe, to head the DOJ antitrust division....
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DOJ and DHS Launch Website to Help Ransomware Victims
The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have launched StopRansomware.gov as a one-stop cybersecurity resource....
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DOD Appears Ready to Fight Long-Term for JEDI Contract
The Department of Defense has filed court documents indicating it is prepared to continuing fighting for its JEDI contract decision. The indust...
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SAP Admits to Illegal Software Exports to Iran
SAP entered into an agreement with the Department of Justice (DOJ), admitting it illegally exported thousands of copies of its software to Iran....
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DOJ Halts Net Neutrality Lawsuit Against California
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has withdrawn a lawsuit challenging California’s net neutrality rules. Net neutrality rules were passed during...
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Google Closes Fitbit Deal
Google has closed its Fitbit deal, despite investigations and concerns over potential privacy and antitrust implications....
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Visa Ends Plaid Takeover Bid Amid DOJ Suit
Visa is abandoning its plans to acquire Plaid after the Department of Justice (DOJ) sued over antitrust concerns....
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Google Now Facing Third Suit, As 30 State Sue Over ‘Illegal Monopoly’
Google is being sued by 30 states, as the company faces its third lawsuit over abusing its monopoly in search and online advertising....
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Facebook Sued by FTC and 48 US Jurisdictions In Antitrust Case
As expected, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), along with a coalition of US jurisdictions, has sued Facebook over antitrust accusations. Face...
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Google’s Problems Worsen: State Lawsuits May Be Coming In Weeks
Google’s antitrust issues are on the verge of getting much worse, as Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton warns state lawsuits may be coming. The...
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DOJ Suing to Block Visa’s Plaid Acquisition
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing to block Visa’s acquisition of Plaid, citing concerns over Visa’s monopoly in the online payments market....
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Antitrust Case Against Facebook May Be Next
Just days after the DOJ filed an antitrust case against Google, the FTC may be planning a similar case against Facebook....
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DOJ Files Antitrust Charges Against Google
The US Department of Justice has officially filed antitrust charges against Google, accusing the search giant of monopolistic practices regarding its sear...
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WSJ: Google Deal With Apple Worth $13 Billion A Year
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google may be paying Apple as much as $13 billion per year to be the default search engine for the Safari web bro...
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