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A Weak Market for ‘Unicorns’ Muscularly Supports Meta Over the FTC

When Facebook purchased Instagram for $1 billion in 2012, the deal wasn’t seen as obvious or a slam dunk… for Facebook. Which is a statement of the obvious, one abundantly proven by modern estimates that place Instagram’s standalone value at something north of $100 billion. Which brings us to another statement of the obvious, […]

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European Businesses Will Be Hurt the Most By the EU’s Attacks on Meta

The EU is presently trying to limit a prominent source of income for Meta. The biggest victims will be European businesses. The EU wants to force Meta to provide Facebook and Instagram to users for free, even if they choose to navigate both without ads. Translated, the EU’s actions amount to a price control.

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With Its Antitrust Suit Against Meta, the FTC Brings Back the 1970s

With its antitrust lawsuit against Meta, the FTC’s goal is to force the sale of WhatsApp and Instagram, Meta’s up-to-now most successful acquisitions. Wise minds inside the Trump administration will hopefully choose to drop a suit first introduced during by a Biden administration reflexively disdainful of big. While the economic boom of the 1980s

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The FTC Is Attacking Meta For Making Global Communication Free

In the 1860s the first transcontinental cable was laid on the ocean floor. While it miraculously connected North America with Europe, communication via the connection was only affordable to the richest of the very rich. If you wanted to send word or news to Europe the cost was $10 per word, with a 10-word

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