- Margrethe Vestager's New Antitrust Plan of Attack Sees Big-Tech Breakups as a Last ResortThe EU competition czar, who's made an enemy of Silicon Valley, says there are less "intrusive" tools to use.
- Facebook Met With U.S. Intelligence to Discuss 2020 Election SecurityThe meeting focused on stopping government-backed online disinformation campaigns and plans to coordinate security efforts between tech companies and the government.
- States' Antitrust Probe of Google Expect to Launch Next WeekThe group is headed up by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican.
- Big Tech Employees Are Speaking Out About Bad Company BehaviorAnd it's clear that their companies are listening.
- Silicon Valley's Smokescreen and the Phoniness of 'Thought Leadership'This is your Data Sheet for Tuesday, August 20, 2019.
- Big Internet Companies Can Expect Tougher Regulation, Even as User Privacy Concerns Decline, Analyst SaysAnalyst Mark Mahaney says tougher regulation for Big Tech is coming while user privacy concerns are declining.
- Facebook and Google's Data-Control Tactics Are Now a Competition IssueThe U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority is folding data-control issues into a probe of the digital advertising market.
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