Take a Closer Look at Google, Says Sen. Blackburn

The video discusses the DOJ's antitrust investigation into Google's business practices, focusing on its monopoly in search and advertising. It explores potential remedies, including breaking up Google, and highlights the company's alleged collaboration with Apple. The video also covers the status of subpoenas issued to big tech CEOs and the broader implications for privacy and content moderation.

What are the implications of Google's market share exceeding 90%?

Discuss the potential structural remedies the DOJ might consider for Google.

How do the subpoenas of big tech CEOs relate to privacy and antitrust discussions?

What role does Section 230 play in the current discussions about big tech companies?

What concerns arise from the relationship between Google and Apple regarding search engine defaults?

In what ways do data mining practices by tech companies raise privacy concerns?

What are the public's expectations regarding privacy rights in the context of big tech?