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Meta argues enshittification isn’t real in bid to toss FTC monopoly case
Rather than enshittification, what Meta did to Instagram could be considered "a consumer-welfare bonanza," Meta argued, while dismissing "smoking gun" emails from Mark Zuckerberg discussing buying Instagram to bury it as "legally irrelevant."
Meta wants FTC's monopoly lawsuit thrown out—Here's why
Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, has asked a federal judge to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit filed by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC alleges that Meta has been keeping an illegal monopoly in the social media space. The trial started on April 14 in Washington and is likely to run into June.
Facebook’s parent company, Meta, asked a federal judge to toss the Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust case against it. Meta ...
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Meta has asked a federal judge to throw out the FTC’s landmark antitrust case – in the middle of the trial that could result ...
Meta has filed a motion for judgment on the antitrust case it’s currently fighting in court. The motion argues that the ...
Meta has filed a motion requesting a US federal judge to dismiss the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) antitrust lawsuit.
An executive at Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta once cited estimates that as much as 40% of all engagement on Instagram was fake, ...
Meta (META) has filed a motion for judgment to wrap up its antitrust trial, claiming it doesn’t want to spend more of ...
Meta has filed a motion for judgment in its antitrust trial, arguing the FTC has failed to prove it unlawfully monopolized ...
Meta Platforms wanted to avoid its antitrust trial and reached out to a company that had written negative stories on the ...
The FTC wants to prove Meta has a monopoly over personal social networking, so it wouldn’t view video app TikTok as a ...
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