Big Tech is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay a record $25 billion fine for consumer-protection violations stemming from Cambridge Analytica, and WIRED's piece asks — without fully answering — whether a penalty of that size would actually hurt the company.
A New Mexico state court ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after finding 43 million privacy violations stemming from the Cambridge Analytica scandal — a landmark US privacy-liability ruling with material financial and precedent implications for big tech.
Meta announced a new class of non-voting shares, trading from 2027, to fund its AI buildout, potential acquisitions, and employee compensation.
A titled-but-empty piece (likely an interview/column) with Nick Clegg on European AI policy and big tech — in-scope topically but with no body content, no data, and no verifiable analysis to extract.
Meta quietly deleted terms-of-service language that had stoked concerns about web scraping for AI training, while a spokesperson insists the edit does not change how Meta actually crawls the web.
Profile of Light Phone founders pursuing digital minimalism, highlighting celebrity collaborations and a new flip phone amid a rising attention-activist movement against Big Tech.
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