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Said on May 6, 2025, at 16:46 in the video.

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“We therefore think   it's unlikely that this particular case will lead  to a breakup of Meta”
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dead bodies to  help back it up Microsoft cut the market leader   out of its own market with clear implications for  consumer choice But it'll be harder to demonstrate   consumer harm done by Facebook acquiring a company  it expects to emerge as a competitor in the future   Indeed the case against Meta was initially thrown  out by the judge based on a lack of facts and   later allowed to go ahead only in a revised form  The same judge also indicated to the FTC that it   will be fighting an uphill battle on this one and  at the moment we tend to agree We therefore think   it's unlikely that this particular case will lead  to a breakup of Meta Google however is another   story because it has a market share of about  90% of the US web search market as pretty much   any fool could tell you It has also cornered the  world market on online advertising tech Concurrent   trials in the US have now established that Google  runs illegal monopolies in both search and adtech   In the former case Google's anti-competitive  tactics resemble those used by Microsoft in   the 1990s For example paying Apple $20 billion per  year to have Google as the default search engine   on the iPhone and entering into

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