‘Useful Idiots’: The Scary End of Trump’s Reign
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Plus, Andre Damon joins the hosts to discuss how censorship is bad for the left
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Parler Is Down. What Will Happen to the Far-Right Media Ecosystem?
Posted in: Culture NewsAmazon, Google, and Apple all pulled services from the 'free-speech' app because of users' role in organizing the January 6th attempted insurrection at the Capitol
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Apple and Google Ban Social Media Platform Parler From App Store
Posted in: Culture NewsAmazon has also reportedly threatened to boot the platform from their web services
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‘Useful Idiots’: Surveillance in Tech, ‘Biracial Commercials,’ Obama’s Drones
Posted in: Politics NewsHosts Matt Taibbi and Katie Halper are joined by Edward Ongweso Jr.
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The Federal Government Just Took a Big Step Toward Regulating Big Tech
Posted in: Politics NewsThe Justice Department on Tuesday filed a complaint against Google, alleging the Big Tech behemoth has violated antitrust law. The lawsuit could be a sign of things to come
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What You Need to Know From Congress’ Landmark Big Tech Antitrust Hearing
Posted in: Politics NewsThe CEOs of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Google denied they engaged in anti-competitive practices, but lawmakers had receipts
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Sonos Sues Google Over Alleged Tech Infringement
Posted in: Music Biz NewsHome speaker company claims that tech giant used their patented technology for its own products
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Can Genius Really Win Its Lawsuit Against Google?
Posted in: Music FeaturesGenius is far from the first company to accuse Google of anti-competitive behavior, but the suit over alleged theft of lyrics comes as public sentiment is turning against big tech
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Genius Sues Google for ‘No Less Than $50 Million’
Posted in: Music Biz NewsThe lyrics website alleges that the search engine is "misappropriating content" and engaging in "unethical and unfair anticompetitive practices"
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Spotify Is Gifting Premium Users a Google Home Mini for No Reason
Posted in: Music Biz NewsMusic-streaming service is offering Google's smart speaker for free to its U.S. Premium subscribers — new and existing — while supplies last
