In an article published by Computer Weekly, Partner Bill Dillon commented on antitrust investigations into Facebook’s decision to cut competing app developers’ access to Facebook data and require advertising purchases to maintain API access. According to Mr. Dillon, app developers could address the perceived forced advertising spend could be better addressed.
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Bill Dillon, an attorney with 20 years’ experience in antitrust investigations at the US Department of Justice, argues that US law is ill-equipped to regulate big technology companies such as Facebook.
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