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Should Google’s Ad Market Be Regulated Like the Stock Market?
A leading antitrust scholar says yes. Congress may be listening. In a new paper, Dina Srinivasan argues that “Google dominates advertising markets by engaging in conduct that lawmakers prohibit in ... -
Google Is the Biggest Bully in Silicon Valley by Justin Danhof
In a recent article for Issues & Insights, Justin Danhof examines the power that search giant Google wields and how it could be used to influence elections. According to Danhof, ... -
IBM proposes reducing immunity protections for Google
International Business Machines Corp. on Wednesday threw its support behind enacting a new policy to limit liability protections enjoyed by internet platforms such as Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Twitter Inc. and ... -
Audit suggests Google favors a small number of major News outlets
Google loves CNN, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. These 3 news sites, out of 678 news sources, received 23% of the exposure for the same stories. Prior research has shown ... -
We need lower barriers for relief from Internet Defamation
If it takes only five minutes for someone to defame another online, why should the victim have to pay tens of thousands of dollars in court to get back their ... -
This is How Google will Collapse by Daniel Colin James
Reporting from the very near, post-Google future Google made almost all its money from ads. It was a booming business — until it wasn’t. Here’s how things looked right before ... -
How Close Is An American Right-To-Be-Forgotten?
by Rebecca Heilweil Contributor Forbes If you were reading this post in Europe now, and thought it “inaccurate” or” “excessive,” you would have the legal right to request that Google ... -
Google's Rough Few Months
Google's had a terrible, horrible, no good very bad few months. First, the new Google Chrome update automatically began logging browsing history in perpetuity if you logged into any Google-owned ...
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