Good example, goes straight into a DMA thing I'm working on Luther Lowe

"In your own language, it is about levelling the playing field, making markets great again, and ensuring that everyone gets, as you would put it, a fair deal" competitionwave.blogspot.com/2025/08/presid…

Robert Primus, who was unanimously confirmed by the Senate to the nation's railroad regulator, said that the White House is seeking to fire him. The agency is currently evaluating a railroad megamerger with big implications for the economy. x.com/ChopraUSA/stat…

Some ideas from my Bled Speech. I am aware of the frustration felt by many Europeans who perceive the Union as having been too passive in shaping this summer’s developments on trade, relations with the US and Ukraine. We certainly do not celebrate the return of tariffs. But

Okay, this is at least a bit surprising: aside from the ban on tying-like payment for defaults, Google apparently remains free to pay smartphone OEMs & browsers for preloading + prime placement of Search. Without more, that's a ready-made recipe for ongoing monopoly.

Amid the efforts by the Trump admin to illegally abolish independent agencies, incl the Federal Reserve, I'm glad the court has recognized that he is not above the law. I’m eager to get back first thing tomorrow to the work I was entrusted to do on behalf of the American people.

Google has way too much power over the U.S. economy and this ruling does not do nearly enough to end its monopoly over internet search. Congress should be breaking up the power of these behemoth tech companies. Instead, Republicans gave them tax cuts.

Lina Khan just mentioned you, John Mark Newman ASCOLA Town Hall...

🚨 Breaking News Google is set to receive a fine from the European Commission as early as today over alleged abuses in its advertising technology business, sources tell The Capitol Forum. library.thecapitolforum.com/docs/8wfn6xuvd… h/t Vesela Gladicheva & Javier Espinoza

This was indeed...impressive

"Letting Google keep right on engaging in most of its harmful conduct entails real costs for consumers and society at large. This remedies opinion consciously chooses to inflict those costs based on a “hope” of good things happening in the future" 🙈

"this ruling is better than nothing" (perhaps) ft.com/content/7907b2… especially because it exposes a deeper problem: systemic inability of judges to contend with the complexity of such matters, guided by legal principles unfit for the job. Time for a new paradigm.

Verbandsklage gegen die illegale Meta-Überwachung 😎 Jetzt anmelden! meta-klage.de - unfinished blogpost competitionwave.blogspot.com/2025/07/naviga…

Decent people, what are you still doing here? Supporting a billionaire inciting a violent insurrection in the UK?

Where's the news 😉?

Judge Mehta just waived off all Google audience Qs at Fordham antitrust conference, incl: What does he make of Google announcing Gemini integration into Chrome, Did he change is mind about liability, a Q about absence of consequences for Google destroying docs & evading discovery

Honestly, Judge Brinkema, look at what Google is doing in other jurisdictions...

In 2023, we sued Amazon and several top executives for tricking people into Prime subscriptions and then making it absurdly difficult to cancel. This week marked the start of a historic jury trial, where American citizens would hear details of Amazon’s business practices and

In other words, let's kill the Brazil DMA! Tried exactly the same in the EU...

Meanwhile, in the US, Meta to mine AI interactions to help target advertising ft.com/content/22f7af… good topic for today's The Capitol Forum