Big Tech on Trial
Matt Stoller, Laurel, Gigi LimanDaily coverage from the Google antitrust trial
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Day 12: Turnabout is Fair Play
Rhetorical reversals are a great American tradition. Thomas Paine’s famous revolutionary pamphlet “Common Sense” took its title from a British publication of the same name while inverting its arguments. Where the British accused Revolution-...
Day 11: Closing the Case on Open Source
Day 11 was the end of the Google ad tech remedy trial, or this phase of examining witnesses, anyway. Briefs are due November 3, and closing arguments will be made in front of Judge Brinkema on November 17. The judge will hand down her opini...
Day 10: Parsing and Parrying
Friday was day ten of the Google ad tech remedy trial, and it felt like Friday; everyone was antsy to get this over with. It was also a short day, with this trial running into other commitments for Judge Brinkema, presumably scheduled becau...
Day 9: Perfectionism on Trial
Day nine, and the Google ad tech remedy trial is winding down. At end of day, we were halfway through the testimony of Google’s star final witness, Jason Nieh, Professor of Computer Science at Columbia University. He will finish tomorrow, a...
Day 8: Does Google Deserve a Good Price for its Monopolistic Weapons?
Let’s talk about capitalism. Day eight was economics day at the Google ad tech remedy trial. An investment banker, an economist, and a small business owner testified in Google’s defense. I will give you some details, but you can probably gu...
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Matt Stoller is Research Director for the American Economic Liberties Project. His first book Goliath, published by Simon and Schuster, was released in October.
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