Alphabet Likely to Be Next Target of FTC, Says Ives

The video discusses the FTC's increased scrutiny of tech companies' acquisitions, particularly focusing on Facebook and Alphabet. It highlights the challenges of analyzing smaller acquisitions and the shift in focus from data privacy to antitrust issues. The discussion includes insights from experts on the potential risks and implications for big tech companies.

What factors contribute to the perception that Facebook is the most at risk from regulatory actions?

How does the behavior of Facebook compare to other big tech companies in terms of regulatory risk?

In what ways might the scrutiny of acquisitions affect the strategies of companies like Alphabet and Facebook?

What are the implications of the FTC's scrutiny on small acquisitions by big tech companies?

Why is the discussion around antitrust becoming more prominent than data privacy in the context of big tech?