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You are hereDOJ & FTC Report Cards -- My Daily Caller Op-ed
Submitted by Scott Cleland on Fri, 2013-04-12 15:17
In advance of the Senate Antitrust oversight hearing for the DOJ and FTC Tuesday, please see my Daily Caller op-ed "DOJ & FTC Antitrust Report Cards" -- here -- to learn two of the big oversight questions for the hearing. This is Part 20 in the Google Unaccountability Research Series. *** Google Unaccountability Research Series: Part 0: Google's Poor and Defiant Settlement Record Part 1: Why Google Thinks It Is Above the Law Part 2: Top Ten Untrue Google Stories Part 3: Google's Growing Record of Obstruction of Justice Part 4: Why FTC's $22.5m Privacy Fine is Faux Accountability Part 5: Google's Culture of Unaccountability: In Their Own Words Part 6: Google Mocks the FTC's Ineffectual Privacy & Antitrust Enforcement Part 7: An FTC Googleopoly Get Out of Jail Free Card? Part 8: Top Lessons to Learn for Google Antitrust Enforcers Part 9: Google Mocks EU and FTC in Courting Yahoo Again Part 10: FTC-Google Antitrust: The Obvious Case of Consumer Harm Part 11: Why FTC Can't Responsibly End the Google Search Bias Antitrust Investigation Part 12: Oversight Questions for FTC's Handling of Google Antitrust Probe Part 13: Courts Not FTC Should Decide on Google Practices (The Hill Op-ed) Part 14: Troubling Irregularities Mount in FTC Commissioners' Handling of Google Antitrust Investigation Part 15: Top Ten Unanswered Questions on FTC-Google Outcome Part 16: Top Takeaways from FTC’s Google Antitrust Decisions Part17: Google’s Global Antitrust Rap Sheet Part 18: Google’s Privacy Words vs. its Anti-privacy Deeds Part 19: Google’s Privacy Rap Sheet Updated – Fact-checking Google’s Claim it Works Hard to Get Privacy Right
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