a large-scale antimonopoly process began in the USA

The U.S. Department of Justice has accused Apple of illegally monopolizing the smartphone market in a sweeping new antitrust lawsuit that aims to dramatically change Apple’s iPhone….

The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright infringement of AI models

The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement. The plaintiff alleges that both companies created their AI models by “copying and using millions”…

The US Supreme Court will consider the right of civil servants to block critics on social networks — this was preceded by two opposing precedents

The US Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether the First Amendment to the Constitution prohibits government officials from blocking critics on social media. Two opposing decisions…

Apple wins lawsuit against Epic Games: no need to change fees or allow alternative stores, but must introduce third-party payment

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld most of the 2021 rulings in Epic Games’ lawsuit against Apple, which generally found in Apple’s favor,…

Google refused to remove from the search data about baseless accusations of pedophilia – now it must pay the victim $0.5 million.

A Montreal man has spent years trying to hold Google accountable for returning a search link to a post falsely accusing him of pedophilia. According to him,…

Google wants to split again – the US Ministry of Justice filed a new lawsuit against the company due to its dominance in the online advertising market

Google is facing a lawsuit from the US Department of Justice and eight states over its alleged monopoly on the digital advertising market. The company is accused…

Elon Musk is, in theory, upset that Tesla investors lost money because of his tweets

Elon Musk spoke on the third day of witness testimony in a lawsuit initiated by a group of Tesla investors. The plaintiffs claim that Musk’s Twitter posts…

Meta folds development of VR fitness app, buys rival Within instead – US FTC not happy

The US Federal Trade Commission said that Meta Platforms Inc. disrupted competition in the market when it abandoned plans to create its own virtual reality fitness app…