Ars TechnicaGoogle may soon be ordered to break up its lucrative ad business, EU warns
Google could lose huge parts of its $225 billion ad business.
Dreamstride
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@INIT6 good for you. I went no contact with my father 6 years ago and my life and well-being are better for it.
@arstechnica nothing good comes from these mergers. It’s just more cooks in the kitchen vying for their way of doing things and you end up with a huge mess.
@arstechnica decentralize everything. These corporate assholes have proven their interests are with the shareholders, not the customers. Take them out of the equation.
@tk_uk @arstechnica guessing the subreddit is private message all goes to one endpoint and that got overloaded with requests when the super popular subreddit’s went dark
Jon 
Wednesday will be the real determining factor in the next age of #Reddit . The #redditblackout needs to continue indefinitely until changes are made, two days is something the corporate overlords can easily outlast. If the userbase is serious, they'll keep going until the corporate thugs realize they are pulling a digg.
The Mo 
The #Reddit Blackout needs to be indefinite until there is actual change.
48 hours is a fucking joke and will not do enough.
Why the hell would any company care about a protest if you've already given them a start and end date? They just know how long they will have to weather the storm then and not care about it at all.
@olireiv people keep talking about Lemmy but it’s really not ready to replace Reddit imo. It’s going to be rough cutting the cord but I intend to aggregate news myself via Mastodon for awhile.