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12 Oct 2024

Google To Be Broken Up?

This past summer, federal judge Ahmit Mehta ruled that Alphabet Inc., the parent company of Google, had illegally monopolized the search engine market. Now, the judge and U.S. Department of Justice are weighing options for how Google can rectify that situation.

One of the key options being pushed by state attorney generals who originally filed suit against Google would require the company to sell off parts of its business, much as AT & T was forced to dismantle its operating structure in 1984.

Mehta isn’t expected to decide how the restructuring will be done until a second trial, set to begin in April 2025. Here, The Quartering examines the options and wonders aloud which divisions Google might relinquish.

Could YouTube be spun off? How about Google’s Chrome browser? The Android operating system? How about components of the Google Play Store? There are many options and variables, meaning this upcoming trial will likely be just as heated, and just as financially consequential, as the original trial and verdict.

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12 Aug 2023
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Fed Censors Bit In The Ass

In a major legal victory, a federal judge has slammed the brakes on the Biden administration’s alleged manipulation of big tech to censor social media. This ruling, spurred by a censorship-by-proxy lawsuit, prohibits key government agencies from inciting, persuading, or pressuring social media firms to censor content containing protected free speech.

The judge’s injunction, a result of litigation by attorneys general in Louisiana and Missouri, has signaled a substantial win for free speech advocates. The controversial practices of the administration, described as an alarming infringement on free speech, have been starkly spotlighted.

Despite potential appeals and continuing legal battles, this ruling has disrupted the Biden administration’s narrative control efforts and propelled concerns of government overreach into public discourse. More from the Next News Network.

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29 Oct 2021

SCOTUS-Election Showdown

Mike Lindell says attorneys general in multiple state are prepared to challenge the fraudulent 2020 Presidential election results. He says meeting with the AGs proved beneficial and their case will drop before the Supreme Court on Nov. 23 at 9 a.m., two days before Thanksgiving.

“I promised everybody that we would get this to the Supreme Court, with all the evidence they didn’t have last year when they denied even looking at anything,” Lindell says. “I believe they’ll take it 9-0, because they’re there to save our country from a foreign intrusion.” Lindell gives us the entire scoop on Infowars, with host Alex Jones.

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