you have a responsibility to remove harmful lies from your platform, correct?
The gentleman's time has expired, but the witness may answer the question.
I think these examples unfortunately, Mr. Zuckerberg, are just the tip of the iceberg.
the problem is Facebook is profiting off of and amplifying disinformation that harms others because it's profitable.
don't you agree that these articles viewed by millions on your platform will cost lives?
And you said that you can't guarantee that the policy of not sharing third-party sellers' data with Amazon's own line hasn't been violated; ...
Isn't it true that small businesses have no real option but to rely on Amazon to connect with customers and make online sales?
It seems to me that it's not for Congress that legislates to toss all of our antitrust laws...
About 37 percent of those sellers rely on Amazon as their sole source of income.
that word is ``monopoly.''
the evidence we've collected shows that Amazon is only interested in exploiting its monopoly power over the e-commerce marketplace to furthe...
We've heard from third-party sellers again and again during the course of the investigation that Amazon is the only game in town.
Unfortunately, this is one of many small companies that have told us during this year-long investigation that they were mistreated, abused, ...
The evidence that we collected shows that Google pursued a multipronged attack.
If someone came to me with an idea for a website or a web service today, I'd tell then to run--run as far away from the web as possible. Lau...
As Google became the gateway to the internet, it began to abuse its power.
Really, Mr. Pichai, it's Google's business model that is the problem.
I share the concern that market dominance in the digital space is ripe for abuse, particularly when it comes to free speech.
