How Antitrust Laws Are Defining the Facebook Monopolization Case 2022-01-20
Podcast |
The Takeaway
Publisher |
PRX
WNYC Studios
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Daily News
News
News Commentary
Politics
Publication Date |
Jan 20, 2022
Episode Duration |
00:53:48

How Antitrust Laws Are Defining the Facebook Monopolization Case:

We get the latest on Facebook/Meta antitrust lawsuit, and learn more about what constitutes antitrust with Vanderbilt law professor Rebecca Allensworth. 

A Year and a Half After McGirt v. Oklahoma, State Officials Still Want Ruling Overturned:
State officials have filed 45 petitions with the Supreme Court asking the justices to either overturn or rule more narrowly on McGirt. This month, the Court has been considering some of those petitions. The Takeaway speaks with Allison HerreraIndigenous Affairs reporter for KOSUabout the most recent developments.
A Word about Wordle:
We speak with Associate Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Florida, Matt Baldwin, about why playing Wordle and sharing our results with friends and family is so rewarding.
How to Reimagine Judging:
Judge Nancy Gertner, argues that judges must be actively involved in revolutionizing the justice system. She also offers up six key recommendations for reimagining judging, including improvements to judicial selection and community engagement. 
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