BigTech
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Big Tech, also known as Big Four tech companies and Gang of Four, denotes some of the largest technology companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook and occasionally even Microsoft. These companies are assumed to be the most influential computer and software companies in the world because of their domination over the cyberspace during the 2010s.
Facebook Will Restore News Content in Australia
Facebook and the Australian authorities agreed to make four amendments to the bill. They suggest that once the law enters into force, Australian authorities will have to notify digital platforms one month in advance that they must comply with the new law.
Valve Refuses to Be Involved in Apple and Epic's Legal Fight
According to the subpoena, Apple asked for access to Steam operations, product listing, and sales data the company considered relevant to its ongoing legal battle with Epic Games.
Facebook Bans News Content in Australia
From now on, Australian users will not be able to read or share international and local news as well as post and share links containing news content on Facebook. Facebook users worldwide also will not be able to share news from Australian publications.
Epic Games Files Antitrust Complaint Against Apple With the European Commission
By filing a new antitrust complaint with the European Union, Epic Games expanded the territory of its ongoing fight with Apple. The new complaint follows similar legal action in the UK, US, and Australia.
Parler Is Back Online With a New Hosting Service
The social media platform has been used by Donald Trump supporters, including some who took part in the siege of the US Capitol. After that, the app was banned by Google, Apple, and Amazon in January 2021.
Jeff Bezos Is Stepping Down as Amazon CEO After 27 Years
This move means that Bezos will be more removed from the day-to-day operation of the e-commerce giant, which will allow him to focus on his other ventures.
Google Threatens to Disable Search in Australia Over a New Law
At a hearing in Australia’s Senate Committee, Managing Director of Google Australia and New Zealand, Mel Silva, said that the company will not be able to work in the country in such conditions.
