[unable to retrieve full-text content]If Google Kills News Media, Who Will Feed the AI Beast? Vanity Fair Source link
Read More »Upholding a fair and equitable experience for India’s thriving digital ecosystem
Google has been fostering a vibrant tech ecosystem in India for over two decades and our commitment is steadfast. We deeply believe in India’s potential as a global innovation hub, and with our ongoing investments, we’re honored to have played a role in India’s thriving digital economy. For example, Android and Google Play have helped India transform into an app-first digital economy providing millions of mobile users unprecedented choice and boosting India’s innovative startup and… Source link
Read More »Wait, hold on, everyone – Mozilla thinks Apple, Google, Microsoft should play fair • The Register
Mozilla has decided to be more vocal about the ways in which Apple, Google, and Microsoft set technical requirements that have hindered development of its Firefox web browser, and therefore harmed competition. Many of the competitive barriers have been discussed for years – in technical circles, and behind closed doors with regulators. During those years, Firefox’s 30 percent of the global browser market share slipped steadily. Today, just over three percent of browser users… Source link
Read More »Yahoo Money: The Fair Tax Act Aims to Abolish the IRS and Set a … – Just Taxes Blog
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Yahoo Money: The Fair Tax Act Aims to Abolish the IRS and Set a … Just Taxes Blog Source link
Read More »AG Paxton Sends Letter to Google Urging Fair Access to Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Attorney General Paxton sent a Virginia-led multistate letter to the CEO of Alphabet Inc.—the multinational Big Tech conglomerate of which Google is a part—urging the company not to discriminate against crisis pregnancy centers in search results and online advertising. Democratic politicians have recently asked Google to limit the appearance of pro-life clinics in Google search results, advertisements, and Google Maps entries, and Google appears to have caved… Source link
Read More »FINA found fair solution to transgender issue in sports
In the wake of American swimmer Lia Thomas winning an NCAA championship in March, FINA, the international organization that oversees the sport, ruled Sunday that transgender athletes can no longer compete in female events unless they underwent their transition before the age of 12. Even then, they would have to submit to testosterone testing. Instead, FINA will look to create “Open” divisions for transgender competition if demand is there. “We have to protect the rights of our athletes… Source link
Read More »New Zealand’s NZME, Google to discuss news delivery terms amid fair payment push | WTVB | 1590 AM · 95.5 FM
New Zealand’s NZME, Google to discuss news delivery terms amid fair payment push | WTVB | 1590 AM · 95.5 FM | The Voice of Branch County
Read More »Bill banning stock trading by lawmakers more ‘fair for everyday people’: Retail trader
Momentum is growing to restrict stock trading by members of Congress and their spouses, as retail traders have been tracking politician trades and their performance. On Wednesday, Senators Jon Ossoff (D-GA) and Mark Kelly (D-AZ) introduced a bill, barring members of Congress and their immediate families from trading while in office. On the same day, Senator Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) announced he is introducing a similar measure. “It’s awesome to see Republicans and Democrats on both sides… Source link
Read More »Top White House economist says companies need to ‘pay a fair wage’
Despite a labor shortage brought about largely by the COVID-19 pandemic, companies can find workers by offering “fair wages,” Brian Deese, the top economic adviser to President Joe Biden, told Yahoo Finance on Monday. Deese, the Director of the National Economic Council, pointed to coronavirus fears and child care obligations amid remote schooling as key reasons why unemployed Americans have stayed on the sidelines. However, employers can overcome these obstacles by providing fair… Source link
Read More »Google v. Oracle: Supreme Court Holds Copying of Key Part of Java Software, its API, is Fair Use | Sunstein LLP
Ending a struggle between two tech titans stretching over more than a decade, the Supreme Court held in a 6-2 opinion that Google’s copying of key portions of the Application Programming Interface (API) of Oracle’s Java SE software, constituting 11,500 lines of computer code, was fair use. In determining that Google’s copying of the API constituted fair use, the Court, on April 5, reversed a 2018 Federal Circuit decision that held otherwise. The background of the case and the Federal… Source link
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