- States' Antitrust Probe of Google Expect to Launch Next WeekThe group is headed up by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican.
- Trump Is Holding a Social Media Summit Today. Here’s Who Will Attend—And Who Won’tThe White House is holding a closed-door social media summit on Thursday that’s short on social media companies and long on fringe conservative voices.
- The DOJ’s Antitrust Chief Just Came Out Swinging Against Google and AmazonMakan Delrahim compared the digital giants to previous companies that the U.S. government broke up.
- Senators: FTC Should Overhaul Facebook for Privacy IssuesThe senators said the FTC should "impose forceful accountability measures on Facebook."
- Facebook Accord With U.S. to Elevate Privacy Oversight to Its BoardSocial media giant’s announcement of the expected settlement, likely a record in a U.S. privacy case, was widely criticized for not going far enough.
- Facebook Files Lawsuit to Stop the Release of Reports About Its Privacy PracticesThe reports were part of a 2011 settlement in an FTC case alleging Facebook deceived users on privacy issues.
- Fighting the Tricks Tech Companies Use to Get Your DataA bipartisan bill would ban the "dark pattern" design features that manipulate users into handing over their info.
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