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Hillicon Valley: Tech groups urge Congress to dig deeper on Facebook role in Capitol riot | Kaseya denies paying hackers for decryption key | Tech coalition expands tracking of extremist content

), for more coverage.  The day before members of a House select committee tasked with investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot are set to hold their first hearing, a group of tech accountability groups sent a report renewing their request for lawmakers to look into what they called Facebooks’s “significant responsibility” in the attack.  ADVERTISEMENT Meanwhile, software group Kaseya strongly denied paying a ransom to regain access to its network and those of its customers following a ransomware attack earlier this month, which impacted as many as 1,500 companies.    DIG DEEP: Tech accountability groups are urging members of Congress to “dig deeper” into the role Facebook played in leading up to the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol ahead of Tuesday’s House hearing about the attack, according to a report shared with The Hill on Monday. 

Big Tech Has a Target on Its Back – so Look at These Stocks Instead

MSFT) is heating up. First off, that federal judge was more receptive to further investigate Facebook’s acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp. Then there is President Joe Biden, who is coming after Big Tech. On July 9, he signed a far-reaching executive order seeking to crack down on alleged anti-competitive practices in the technology sector. “Capitalism without competition isn’t capitalism,” Biden said when signing the wide-reaching directive. “It’s exploitation.” Then earlier this week, we learned that President Biden plans to appoint lawyer Jonathan Kanter as the head of the antitrust division at the Department of Justice (DOJ). Kanter has represented companies seeking to push antitrust enforcers into suing Google.

How tech won the pandemic and now may never lose

How tech won the pandemic and now may never lose We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By David Streitfeld Normal text size Advertisement In April 2020, with 2000 Americans dying every day of COVID-19, Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s chief executive and the world’s richest man, announced he was focusing on people rather than profits. Amazon would spend about $US4 billion ($5.5 billion) in the next few months “providing for customers and protecting employees,” he said, wiping out the profit the retailer would have made without the virus. It was a typically bold Amazon announcement, a shrewd public relations move to sacrifice financial gain at a moment of misery and fear. Bezos said this was “the hardest time we’ve ever faced” and suggested the new approach would extend indefinitely. “If you’re a share owner in Amazon,” he advised, “you may want to take a seat.”

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