YouTube video rival Rumble sues Google - Business Insider
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Its CEO, Chris Pavlovski, regularly posts updates on Twitter about right-wing figures joining the platform.In its complaint, Rumble accuses Google "willfully and unlawfully created and maintained a monopoly in the online video-sharing platform market in at least two ways."It adds: "First, by manipulating the algorithms by which searched-for-video results are listed, Google insures that the videos on YouTube are listed first, and that those of its competitors...are listed way down the list..."Second, by pre-installation of the YouTube app as the default online video-sharing app on Google smart phones, and by entering into anti-competitive, illegal tying agreements with other smartphone manufacturers to do the same." The firm indicated it was seeking damages of at least $2 billion.Rumble's complaint comes shortly after Parler sued Amazon, and marks a potentially troubling new antitrust for the major platforms.
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