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The video covers three main topics: a protest where demonstrators were attacked by counter-protesters, resulting in injuries; the European Union's approval of Facebook's $19 billion acquisition of WhatsApp, citing no antitrust concerns; and Marriott's $600,000 fine by the FCC for blocking guests' Wi-Fi connections at the Opryland Resort, forcing them to use the hotel's paid network.

What was the outcome of the clash between demonstrators and counter-protesters?

• The counter-protesters were fined.

• The demonstrators were arrested.

• No injuries were reported.

• At least 37 people were injured.

Why did the European Union approve Facebook's purchase of WhatsApp?

• WhatsApp was bankrupt.

• Facebook and WhatsApp were not seen as close competitors.

• WhatsApp was a European company.

• Facebook promised to lower prices.

How much did Facebook agree to pay for WhatsApp?

• $10 billion

• $15 billion

• $19 billion

• $25 billion

What was the reason for Marriott's fine by the FCC?

• Overcharging for room service.

• Blocking guests' Wi-Fi connections.

• Failing to provide clean rooms.

• Using unlicensed software.

What must Marriott do as part of the FCC's ruling?

• Reduce room rates.

• Offer free breakfast to guests.

• Provide free parking.

• Stop using Wi-Fi blocking technology.