In the July 14 report, WSJ alleges that Google promotes videos from its subsidiary, YouTube, ahead of videos from other platforms, even when the YouTube versions have significantly less engagement.
- Google CEO Sundar Pichai Talks YouTube Data Privacy At Antitrust Hearing
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Google Search Results Allegedly Promote YouTube Videos Over More Popular Clips From Competitive Platforms
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Trump’s Executive Order Targeting Social Platforms Could Hurt “Internet Freedom,” Google Says
Donald Trump’s newly signed executive order seeks to strip social media platforms of protections which keep them from being sued over content posted by users.
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Google’s Looking To Take On TikTok With Acquisition Of Competitor Firework (Report)
Google wants to take on TikTok. The company is looking at acquiring Firework, a free smartphone app that functions similarly to TikTok, but limits videos to 30 seconds (TikTok has a one-minute limit) and is aiming to capture an older audience.
- Google Is Adding The Ability To Search For ‘Key Moments’ Within YouTube Videos
- 50 Attorneys General To Investigate Google, Marking Biggest Tech Antitrust Probe Since Microsoft
- FTC Fines Google $150-$200 Million For YouTube’s Child Data Privacy Violations (Report)
- Google CEO Apologizes To LGBTQ+ Staffers After YouTube Firestorm: “You Are A Source Of Pride For Us”
- Activists Lobby For Google’s Removal From San Francisco Pride Festivities At Board Meeting
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