FTC Makes Another Attempt to Sue Facebook for Antitrust Violations Drew Wilson | August 27, 2021 The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is making another attempt to sue Facebook for antitrust violations. It’s a followup to the efforts to reign in “big tech”.
FTC Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Facebook – Demands Breakup Drew Wilson | December 12, 2020 The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Facebook. They are seeking to break up the company.
After FTC Hearing of Section 230, Questions Emerge on Regulators Authority Drew Wilson | August 11, 2020 The FTC held hearings on reforming Section 230. Sometime after the hearings, questions began emerging on whether the regulator could even regulate content moderation.
Facebook Hit With $5 Billion Fine from the FTC Drew Wilson | July 26, 2019 The Cambridge Analytica scandal is surprisingly still going on. The FTC has now fined Facebook $5 billion because of the data mining scandal.
FTC Could Fine Facebook Up to $5 Billion for Privacy Violations Drew Wilson | April 26, 2019 US trade regulator, the FTC, could fine Facebook up to $5 billion for privacy violations. That’s according to newly surfacing reports.
Cambridge Analytica – Offices Raided and People Testify Drew Wilson | March 27, 2018 As the Cambridge Analytica story works its way through the news cycle, it seems that the drama is only intensifying.
FTC Commissioner: We Can’t Protect Network Neutrality Drew Wilson | December 9, 2017 A commissioner for the FTC has come out to say that the regulator can’t protect network neutrality. This comes after anti-Internet forces say the FTC will take care of it.
CIPPIC Comments on FTC Proposal on Consumer Tracking Adverts Drew Wilson | April 12, 2008 The Phorm storm may be taking place far away, but few are aware of a similar storm brewing in the United States. Should advertising have the ability to track online users?
