Slack faces a two-front battle — the collaboration tool needs to hold ground in the antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft and needs to contend with another fearsome tech-giant — Google.
A Russian court has fined Google $373 million for not removing objectionable YouTube content deemed illegal by the country. Read more about it here.
Trey Norman, COO at Mindbreeze, explores how AI and automated classification can help sort and classify data to increase efficiency.
Users of Facebook’s iOS app are suing Meta for allegedly tracking and collecting their data even after they opted out through iOS’ App Tracking Transparency feature.
Elon Musk confirmed on Twitter that Tesla avoided an attempted cyberattack on the company by a Russian hacker, who is now in the U.S. government’s custody. Meanwhile, customers of Twilio-owned email marketing platform SendGrid were victimized by account takeover attacks (ATO) that exposed user data and credentials.
After drawing fire from AWS, Google and Apple, Parler isn’t staying out of the spotlight and waiting for things to cool down. Instead, the controversial social media app which has gone dark after its servers were shut down has sued Amazon, alleging its decision violates antitrust laws.
This week, a new revelation came to light in the ongoing battle between Apple and Epic Games. Responding to Epic Games’ preliminary injunction to reinstate Fortnite on the App Store, Apple has filed a countersuit against Epic Games over contract breach. Where is this legal battle headed?Â
Apple can avoid a formal complaint by settling with the NLRB.
Amazon claimed in new court documents that it lost a multibillion-dollar cloud computing contract with the Pentagon due to “improper direct interventi…
Google faces an antitrust investigation into its online advertising business from the EU’s regulation enforcer European Commission.
