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In an interview, the California senator suggests using a variety of tools—litigation, protests, new media—to resist the ...

The landmark antitrust trial could reshape the future of social media, forcing Meta to break up with WhatsApp and Instagram.

Former Republican FTC Chair Bill Kovacic, who now leads the Competition Law Center at George Washington University, unpacked Meta’s week in court on the POLITICO Tech podcast. The following excerpt of ...

Connecting with friends was, of course, Facebook's primary use case as it became the rare social network to hit 1 billion users—not by being acquired by a Big Tech company but based on the strength of ...

CEO Mark Zuckerberg defended Meta’s acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp on the stand this week during the start of trial over the blockbuster antitrust lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade ...

Meta CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg spent more than 10 hours on the witness stand in the social media empire's landmark ...

While testifying in court, the Meta CEO said WhatsApp and Instagram probably wouldn’t have been successful on their own.

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Mark Zuckerberg, the first witness in the Federal Trade Commission’s trial to break up his social media empire, gave a rare ...

On "Forbes Newsroom," Forbes Staff Writer Emily Baker-White discussed the FTC case against Meta in which CEO Mark Zuckerberg ...

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