ECONOMY

DOJ Files Major Antitrust Remedies Against Google Adtech

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06 May 2025 7h33

Shortly before midnight, @TheJusticeDept and @Google officially filed their remedies proposals in the adtech antitrust trial. DOJ is asking for a major structural reset: AdX and DFP sell-offs, a 10-year ad exchange ban, open-source auction logic, and putting 50% of net revenues

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AI impact on jobs and experience barriers debate

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06 May 2025 4h06

Agree wholeheartedly with the first part (lower barriers + value of experience/knowledge). Hope he’s right about the 2nd part, but I don’t currently share that sentiment about the impact on jobs.

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GENIUS Act: Bipartisan Stablecoin Legislation for Consumer Protection

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06 May 2025 1h34

It’s time to pass bipartisan stablecoin legislation. The GENIUS Act will protect consumers and increase transparency–a significant improvement on the status quo. We support any legislation that achieves that progress while safeguarding the core benefits of blockchain technology

New AdTech Landscape Map for the AI Era

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06 May 2025 0h15

Great map of the new adtech landscape for the AI era.

Is Google Forever? Market Sentiment Shifts Signal Change

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06 May 2025 0h12

Plenty more in the full story, but the big question more are starting to ponder even before shifts in sentiment lead to shifts in ad spend: What if Google isn’t forever?

Marketing’s Reckoning: Sentiment Shift on Google’s Dominance

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06 May 2025 0h08

There’s a quiet vibe shift rippling through marketing circles as the industry comes to terms with the epistemic hangover of its long entanglement with Google. Today's story looks at the quite shift in sentiment with how marketers feel about the monopoly.

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Visa AI Integration Raises Consumer Protection and Deceptive Practices Concerns

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06 May 2025 0h02

Visa's move to integrate AI into its payment system could lead to consumers facing higher prices and deceptive practices without realizing it, according to @StanfordHAI Privacy and Data Policy Fellow @kingjen
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