According to recent reports, the antitrust investigation into tech giant Google by the DOJ could move quickly due to the company’s lack of political allies and history of complaints.
Fears of probes by antitrust authorities hit the stocks of Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Apple on Monday.
House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) called out Facebook, Google, and Amazon’s monopolistic control over the Internet, noting that they often engage in anticompetitive practices to detriment of their competitors.
According to recent reports, the U.S. Justice Department is preparing to launch an antitrust investigation into Alphabet Inc.’s Google.
The Independent recently published a report which investigates Apple’s top secret testing facilities where iPhone defenses are tested. Apple executives used the interview as an opportunity to push the company’s position on privacy, and fire back at Google’s attacks on Apple’s privacy focus.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is expected to ignore the Canadian Parliament’s subpoena to appear before its ethics committee, a move that could see Zuckerberg held in contempt of Parliament.
The New York Times published an article recently that provides further insight into the divide between full-time Google employees and temporary workers, who now outnumber their full-time counterparts.
Democrat 2020 presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said Sunday that she does not poll-test her policy proposals.
Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ) told Breitbart News in an exclusive comment Friday that he has started circulating a letter around the House, sounding the alarm about how the United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) could codify big tech’s ability to censor conservatives.
Mark Levin described Silicon Valley’s dominant “progressive” ideology as hostile to America’s Declaration of Independence and Constitution.
The residential real estate surrounding Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California, is now so expensive that many locals have been forced to live in vans and RVs.
A conservative software engineer at Google recently published a blog post claiming that the tech giant has become dominated by “outrage mobs and witch hunts.”
Tech giant Google has temporarily reversed its decision to revoke Chinese tech manufacturer Huawei’s Android operating system license, which would have crippled its ability to compete with Samsung in the smartphone market.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) announced a bill Monday that would allow Americans to prevent big tech companies from gathering their data without direct consent.
Tech firm Google has cut ties with Chinese phone manufacturer Huawei Technologies and will no longer license its Android operating system to the company. One industry expert called the move an “instant kill switch” to Huawei’s desire to overtake Samsung in the global market.
A recent study by the Consumer Technology Association has found that 31 percent of American households now own a smart speaker device, with Amazon and Google leading the charge.
Senator and 2020 presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said on Wednesday that he supports calls to break up Facebook. The comment is reportedly the first time the senator has addressed the matter since entering the 2020 Democrat presidential campaign.
In a recent interview, Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard called out the social media Masters of the Universe for acts of censorship and lack of actual free speech on their platforms.
A coalition of conservatives and others concerned about social media censorship by the Masters of the Universe at Google, Facebook, and Twitter, said at a National Press Club event on Tuesday that the silencing of conservatives online is a threat to our democratic republic.
Google has reportedly developed a new way to “disrupt” the $129 billion digital advertising industry while claiming to give users greater control over their online privacy through changes to how tracking cookies work.
TEL AVIV – Israel has launched a public relations campaign aiming to counter BDS efforts against the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv by buying up Google ads ostensibly supporting a boycott but that actually link to a pro-Israel website.
According to data compiled by Northwestern University, Google search results overwhelmingly favor CNN compared to other news sources, followed by the New York Times and the Washington Post.
Reuters reports that in yet another antitrust issue, Google is being investigated over allegations of using its Android mobile operating system market dominance to block rivals in India.
Mike Cernovich described the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe expanding censorship of conservatives as a political measure to assist Democrats in 2020’s upcoming presidential elections and beyond, offering his remarks in a Friday interview on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) said Friday that the only thing Facebook did right in the last year is prove that large technology companies will not “self-regulate.”
Internet giant Google expressed concerns on Thursday that Singapore’s new censorship law, the “Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act,” could stifle innovation by threatening online media platforms with huge fines for carrying content the government decides is “fake news.”
Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently published an op-ed in the New York Times in which he stated that “privacy should not be a luxury good,” and describes his company as having “a profound commitment to responsibility and a healthy dose of humility.”
Google prevented the conservative Claremont Institute from using Google ads to promote its 40th-anniversary gala after the think tank’s president penned an article for its publication, the American Mind, criticizing multiculturalism, only reversing the decision following backlash from conservatives.
In an appearance on Tucker Carlson Tonight, lawyer Harmeet Dhillon warned that conservatives need to take note of the threat of the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe or “we will lose every election going forward.”
A newly proposed Texas bill aims to prevent the social media Masters of the Universe including Facebook and Twitter from infringing on free speech.
A Fox News column published on Monday questions whether or not social media companies like Facebook have too much power to regulate speech.
A year ago, Breitbart News gathered experts and commentators to discuss the threat posed by the Masters of the Universe in Silicon Valley.
According to a recent report, Tesla CEO Elon Musk is telling investors that the company’s investment in self-driving technology will make the electric car manufacturer a $500 billion company.
Donald Trump Jr. tweeted on Saturday that Google is “kowtowing” to leftwing demands to “blacklist” hunters from advertising on its platforms. He also supported the efforts of Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) and Rep. Greg Gianforte’s (R-MT) to stand up to the Masters of the Universe on behalf of hunters and the Second Amendment.
The media director for a website fighting the battle for free speech on college campuses has expressed his approval of the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe blacklisting conservatives they label “dangerous” from Facebook and other social media platforms.
Facebook and Google increasingly influence Congress as the social media giants censor conservative and alternative voices, dominate the Internet, and violate Americans’ privacy.
According to a recent study, health apps aimed at helping users quit smoking and beat depression are selling user data to the Masters of the Universe at Facebook and Google.
Breitbart News recently spoke with the CEO of the privacy-focused social media platform Parler about the company’s plans and what makes Parler different from Big Tech’s social media platforms. Breitbart News will begin actively posting on its official Parler account in the near future.
As many as 50 malicious apps were discovered to have bypassed Google’s security checks and were available for download on the Google Play store, leading to many millions of installs on Android devices.
Conservative YouTuber and second amendment activist Antonia Okafor reports that her entire channel was stripped of advertising revenue by the Google-owned video platform after she uploaded an interview about self-defense with a fellow conservative.
