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This is the first Big Tech antitrust complaint that I believe has serious merit.
— Dan Masters – OhMDee.com (@OhMDee) January 17, 2021
If the draft terms of this deal were executed, it sure seems Google and Facebook will have a difficult time defending themselves against what appears to be allegations of collusion and price fixing. https://t.co/qfk1MyDCx0
The FB-Google ad deal has been a huge ?? and @daiwaka @tiffkhsu tell us what that partnership was all about https://t.co/QYuDUSCLwt
— CeciliaKang (@ceciliakang) January 17, 2021
Google extended to Facebook, its closest rival for digital advertising dollars, a sweetheart deal to be a partner. The two companies accounted for more than half of all digital ad spending in 2019. https://t.co/RI92mDqybN
— Denise Balkissoon (@balkissoon) January 17, 2021
Google gave Facebook speed and data advantages when bidding for ads in exchange for a competitive truce, according to redacted part of Texas antitrust lawsuit. From @daiwaka and @tiffkhsuhttps://t.co/kcPptFOqtM
— Gerrit De Vynck (@GerritD) January 17, 2021
Google has secretly given advertising advantages to Facebook. The clear disparity in how other companies are treated by Google when compared to Facebook has not been previously reported.https://t.co/5HyLnydaz7 pic.twitter.com/ihUvv3xydA
— CyberSec Chey (@chey_cobb) January 17, 2021
In 2017, Facebook seemed prepared to take on Google’s digital ad dominance. We took a look at the preferential deal that regulators say contributed to Facebook’s decision to partner instead of challenge Google w/ @tiffkhsu https://t.co/poewW5inJa
— Daisuke Wakabayashi (@daiwaka) January 17, 2021
Regulate tech nowhttps://t.co/P1PaqEfqvF
— Sunny Singh (@ProfSunnySingh) January 17, 2021
@Google and @Facebook collaborating like two mafia families. Unbelievable. @vestager needs to read this. We need to muzzle these companies as if they were rabid dogs. Or get the rusty hacksaw out, and cut their market-killing monopolies to pieces https://t.co/r8OWuEYpvD
— cpokane (@cpokane) January 17, 2021
“This idea that the major tech companie are competing against each other is very much overstated. In many ways, they reinforce each other’s monopoly power.” https://t.co/iScMCXlp3o
— CyberSec Chey (@chey_cobb) January 17, 2021
The adtech market is hard to get your arms around. And that's an advantage for those who control it. Google and Facebook have a lot more explaining to do thanks to this piece. https://t.co/mHG8KCNyq7 pic.twitter.com/7lu8w7dthU
— John Battelle (@johnbattelle) January 17, 2021
Behind a Secret Deal Between Google and Facebook
— Charles Mok 莫乃光 (@charlesmok) January 17, 2021
Facebook was going to compete with Google for some advertising sales but backed away from the plan after the companies cut a preferential deal, according to court documents.https://t.co/vFUCWvCIA5
Google gave Facebook speed and data advantages when bidding for ads in exchange for a competitive truce, according to redacted part of Texas antitrust lawsuit. From @daiwaka and @tiffkhsuhttps://t.co/kcPptFOqtM
— Gerrit De Vynck (@GerritD) January 17, 2021
Behind a Secret Deal Between Google and Facebook https://t.co/gKnoZcIirJ
— ?? ????? (@Mony_de_Swaan) January 17, 2021
Regulate tech nowhttps://t.co/P1PaqEfqvF
— Sunny Singh (@ProfSunnySingh) January 17, 2021
Behind a Secret Deal Between Google and Facebook. Facebook was going to compete with Google for some advertising sales but backed away from the plan after the companies cut a preferential deal, according to court documents. https://t.co/bEZz9XasvA
— Jesse Damiani (@JesseDamiani) January 17, 2021
Google responds in detail to antitrust lawsuit from @KenPaxtonTX: https://t.co/yMNRTkbmft
— Ashley Gold (@ashleyrgold) January 17, 2021
“A cartel is a group of independent market participants who collude with each other in order to improve their profits and dominate the market.” https://t.co/UhtVAoDolL
— DHH (@dhh) January 18, 2021
Google and Facebook had a secret illegal deal to rig the advertising market. Antitrust enforcement is needed. https://t.co/7BY3mOD03P
— Congressman Ken Buck (@RepKenBuck) January 17, 2021
‘The disclosure of the deal between the tech giants has renewed concerns about how the biggest technology companies band together to close off competition’ > Behind a Secret Deal Between Google and Facebook ↘️ https://t.co/nxuLFvIiIT
— Marietje Schaake (@MarietjeSchaake) January 18, 2021
It's easy to read this as just some technical cheating over ads from Google and Facebook in collusion. But this deal alone made sure hundreds of millions of dollars earned by publishers were kept between those two companies. ?
— Robin Berjon (@robinberjon) January 18, 2021
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Behind a Secret Deal Between Google and Facebook - @efipm @Xbond49 @dinisguarda @psb_dc @jamesbmccarthy @DTLabUCC @pierrepinna @MiaD @jblefevre60 @antgrasso @ThomasPower @paidioreilly @BetaMoroney @thomaspower @BillMew @sarbjeetjohal @PhilippBohn https://t.co/oC40xq9H77 pic.twitter.com/tCqvil0gY5
— Antonio Vieira Santos #CES2021 (@AkwyZ) January 17, 2021
Behind a Secret Deal Between Google and Facebook
— Karol Cummins (@karolcummins) January 18, 2021
Facebook was going to compete with Google for some advertising sales but backed away from the plan after the companies cut a preferential deal, according to court documents. https://t.co/TcZDbMKVxE
"Facebook was going to compete with Google for some advertising sales but backed away from the plan after the companies cut a preferential deal, according to court documents." https://t.co/reJLxu0CgN
— Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (@rasmus_kleis) January 18, 2021
Behind a Secret Deal Between Google and Facebook
— Stephanie Hare (@hare_brain) January 18, 2021
Facebook was going to compete with Google for some advertising sales but backed away from the plan after the companies cut a preferential deal, according to court documents.https://t.co/NoiZBExDWm