FTC files amended antitrust complaint against Facebook
After having been dismissed with option to amend in June 2021, the FTC has returned with a renewed antitrust complaint against Facebook.
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Biden to sign executive order cracking down on big tech antitrust and in support of net neutrality
The White House's new plan aims to curb anti-competitive practices in the tech industry and allow the FTC to investigate previously cleared "bad mergers."
The FTC and 46 states are suing Facebook for illegal monopolization
Facebook is once again under fire for its continuous unlawful conduct.
FTC panel on loot boxes reveals streamer favoritism
This loot box workshop was full of enlightening information, to say the least.
South Korea's FTC Investigates Google Play Amid Claims of Marketplace Abuse
Google could potentially be pressuring developers into launching exclusively via Google Play.
South Korea Fines Free-To-Play Game Publishers For Shady Loot Box Practices
The Fair Trade Commission has also required the companies review and reform their monetization practices.
PSA: Nintendo Switch Has No Emulator; FTC Warns of Scams
Only the Wii U has an emulator so don't get conned. But here at Shack, you probably already know that.
Net Neutrality is About to Revert to Pre-2015 State
Okay, ISPs, but you have to super-pinky-promise not to throttle Netflix.
FTC rules on Warner Bros. paying PewDiePie, others for positive coverage of Shadow of Mordor
This time, Warner Bros. walked away with a slap on the wrist. Should the publisher make this mistake again, the FTC won't be so lenient.
Report: Game industry best at keeping mature content away from minors
The Federal Trade Commission's annual shopping survey shows that the video game industry is still the best at self-policing itself, keeping mature content away from minors.
