Facebook, Apple Grilled Over Alleged Monopoly Powers | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC

MSNBC's Ari Melber breaks down the fiery hearing this week where Democrats scorch the four big powers in tech – Facebook, Apple, Google and Amazon – over their market influence and power. Facebook faces a tough question: is it a monopoly?
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Facebook, Apple Grilled Over Alleged Monopoly Powers | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC

15 comments

  1. Look at MSNBCannibal video title “Alleged Monopoly powers” .. It isn;t alleged!! These are facts .. Bt again, MSNBCoverUp news doing what it does best (covering up for massive criminal enterprises that wrecked the USA) .. MSNBCannibals will be facing MULTI TRILLION DOLLAR class action CONSUMER FRAUD LAWSUIT in the near future *JournalisticMalPractice*

  2. Dating isn’t the real world just like the internet isn’t — it’s only part of what we see about a person!

    1. @Andy If you’re looking for love discrediting look no further than a social app! I’m over it — I’d rather provide them with false reckon! Give them the bird and be on with my life!

    2. If you consider dating to be like an aerobics class where you have to teach a man the moves then online dating is for you!

      I have a simple test “I bombard men with texts to make them think I’m desperate — if a man can’t get passed that one simple test they are no good for the long haul.

  3. Let the govt take over google, facebook, twitter and all forms of media. Its a national security issue, and its socialist, so the idiots for socialism and the dems and repubs should be ok with it.

  4. We should do away with all large companies in America. It’s time we let our government run everything so we can redistribute wealth.

  5. the anti-trust laws were brought in to counter
    the railroad barons buying up their smaller competitors
    with a view to monopolizing freight services and costs to maximize profits
    so of course there were no thoughts given to future communication industry developments…
    that didn’t stop them from being used in the early 30’s to break the monopolies
    that the major Hollywood studios had over film distribution
    or dismantling the big radio networks control over local licensees…
    just because the specific terms aren’t in the laws doesn’t mean they can’t be used
    to counter the almost total control the big four (fb google amazon apple) have
    over “social media” (just another term for network)
    dismantle and regulate

  6. The issue with these companies is that they gobble up competition with their deep pockets, whenever – if ever – one pops up. None of the examples they’ve given are direct competition to their core business models. None.

    And thats why these corporations should be broken up, to make it harder for the individual pieces to keep real competition down.

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