Big Tech's Antitrust Troubles Keep on Mounting

The video discusses antitrust cases against major tech companies, starting with Microsoft's 1998 case where the DOJ accused it of monopolistic practices by bundling Internet Explorer with Windows. Although initially found to be a monopoly, the ruling was overturned on appeal. The video then covers recent antitrust actions against Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Apple, highlighting issues like price control and market dominance. These cases could set significant precedents affecting the tech industry and global economy.

What was the main issue in the antitrust case against Microsoft in 1998?

• Monopolizing the hardware industry

• Price fixing in the software market

• Bundling Internet Explorer with Windows

• Microsoft's acquisition of smaller tech companies

Which company was accused of having a policy that prevents sellers from offering lower prices on other websites?

• Google

• Facebook

• Amazon

• Apple

What was the main concern in the lawsuit against Facebook by the FTC and 48 states?

• Restricting user access to other platforms

• Acquiring competitors like Instagram and WhatsApp

• Data privacy violations

• Monopolizing the social media market

Which company was involved in a legal battle with Epic Games over App Store practices?

• Amazon

• Microsoft

• Apple

• Google

What is a potential outcome of the ongoing antitrust cases against big tech companies?

• Complete deregulation of the tech industry

• Immediate dissolution of major tech companies

• New precedents affecting the global economy

• Increased market share for smaller companies