Lauren Feiner is a Senior Policy Reporter at The Verge. She covers the intersection of Silicon Valley and Capitol Hill, focusing on themes such as antitrust, privacy laws, and the implications of artificial intelligence. Lauren's work has been featured in various outlets, including NBC News, Yahoo News, and CNBC.
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In the waning months of Democratic control, the Federal Trade Commission is getting ready to probe Microsoft for alleged anticompetitive behavior, The Financial Times reports.
The Elon Musk-run social media company is trying to stop a California law that would require platforms to block “materially deceptive” election
The NLRB accused the companies of violating labor law.
Rumble, the YouTube rival popular with the right for its anti-”cancel culture” approach , is “very interested in acquiring Google Chrome,” CEO Chris Pavlovski says.
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By: Lauren Feiner
Google workers to DOJ: we need protections to make your breakup effective The Alphabet Workers Union wants the government to consider worker impact in crafting antitrust remedies.
By: Lauren Feiner
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo tells Politico she's driving her team “hard.” She wants to commit the remaining money from the $50 billion bill
By: Lauren Feiner
Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Rep. John James (R-MI) are prepping a new bill granting Meta's wish of putting the onus for age verification on app store operators, The Washington Post reports.
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By: Lauren Feiner
Snap says New Mexico intentionally friended alleged child predators, then blamed the company
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By: Lauren Feiner
The case could deal another blow to a regulatory agency already impacted by SCOTUS’ Chevron ruling.
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By: Lauren Feiner
Google and the DOJ make their final arguments in the ad tech monopoly case “Google is once, twice, three times a monopolist,” the DOJ says.
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