"[T]he question is going to be: Have newspapers lost advertising revenue not simply because of Google and Facebook and any practices they have adopted, but because we now have different technologies that we like and use?" says one antitrust lawyer.
May 12, 2021 at 02:57 PM
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Suits by small-town newspapers accusing Google and Facebook of anti-competitive tactics come with a wild card: a claim that the tech giants are impeding public discourse and hampering the operation of the nation’s democracy.
Owners of small newspapers around the country filed 13 suits between January and April claiming they face an existential crisis thanks to Google and Facebook’s alleged anti-competitive and monopolistic practices.
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