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Epic Games today launched its mobile app store, Epic Games Store, on Android and iPhone, though only in the EU in the latter case. Because Apple.
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US District Judge James Donato was harshly critical of Google during a remedy hearing in Epic v. Google, making it clear he will come down hard on the firm.
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In July, Apple announced it would open up NFC on the iPhone to third-party developers to avert an EU antitrust complaint.
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For the first time since Microsoft about 25 years ago, the U.S. government is considering breaking up an industry giant to save consumers, partners, and competitors.
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Five long years after it complained to EU regulators about Apple’s anticompetitive business practices, Spotify has finally gotten the “obvious and overdue” ability to communicate with its own customers.
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Six weeks after an EU investigation determined that it wasn’t complying with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Apple announced changes to its App Store rules.
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While the parallels between US v. Google and US v. Microsoft are obvious, it’s fascinating how often the software giant comes up in this week’s antitrust ruling against the online giant: The terms Microsoft and Bing appear in this 286-page document ove… Continue reading Microsoft the Legal Precedent, Microsoft the … Victim? (Premium)
A federal judge ruled that Google’s search engine is a monopoly and that the firm’s agreement with Apple violates U.S. antitrust laws.
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After four years of delays, Google has finally abandoned its plans to replace third-party cookies in Chrome with its controversial Privacy Sandbox.
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Microsoft will pay €20 Million to settle an antitrust complaint about its cloud computing licensing practices in the EU.
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