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Alphabet Inc.Sector
Technology (730)Phone
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@alphabetlnc
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DEFUND the POLICE they said. DON'T build the WALL they said. Look at the Capitol now. 15,000 National Guard armed with M4 carbine weaponsFences everywhere to build a wall. They trying to keep people out or trapped inside.? $fb $snap $goog $msft
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Attach your Fitbit to your dog so the data returned to google will lower your health insurance costs.
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GOOG exploded and I missed out because I wasn’t listening to the great folks over at (http://Stocks-tracker.com). The next big winner won’t miss me. Don’t let it miss you either. Join them now
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Google claims it has purchased Fitbit, but US government says investigation is ongoingGoogle and Fitbit have announced that the companies are merging, but the US Department of Justice says that investigation of the acquisition is still ongoing.“Today, I’m excited to announce that Google has completed its acquisition of Fitbit and I want to personally welcome this talented team to Google” wrote Rick Osterloh, Google’s Senior Vice President of Devices and Services in a blog post on 14 January.Fitbit CEO James Park wrote that “Fitbit is now officially part of Google”.However, Politico reporter Leah Nylen reports that the US government “has not reached a final decision about whether to pursue an enforcement action.”“The Division continues to investigate whether Google’s acquisition of Fitbit may harm competition and consumers in the United States. The Division remains committed to conducting this review as thoroughly, efficiently, and expeditiously as possible”.Such confusion comes as Fitbit users who had deleted their account ahead of the prospective merger nevertheless received emails from Fitbit to private addresses.“In 2019 I made a HUGE deal about having you permanently delete my data before Google bought you, and your helpdesk said you erased me. Yet I just received an email from you at my private email address. How did this happen?”, wrote software engineer and author Tanya Janca.“I do not want google having my personal data that I kept in your systems. You promised me (check your DMs to me) that I was erased, BEFORE the merger”, she continued.Chris Garaffa, author of the technology newsletter “Tech for the People”, said they had experienced the same occurrence.Neither Google nor Fitbit responded to a request for comment from The Independent before publication.Google paid $2.1 billion for the acquisition of fitness-gadget maker Fitbit, although news of the merger raised alarms from privacy critics.Google makes most of its money by selling ads based on information it collects about its billions of users' interests and whereabouts. Privacy watchdogs feared it might exploit Fitbit to peer even deeper into people's lives.
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This may be the easiest long play out there. Who cares about the share price today. I'm in this for the share price 2022 and beyond. $GOOG $WIMI $NIO
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Australia rebukes Google for blocking local contentThe Australian government has urged Google to focus on paying for Australian content instead of blocking it.After media reports said Australian news websites were not showing up in searches, Google confirmed it was blocking the sites for a small number of users.The search engine said it was conducting experiments to determine the value of its service to Australian news outlets.Google, Facebook and other tech companies are fighting the Australian government over plans to make them pay for news content.Google said the tests affect about 1% of Australian users, and will be finished by February.“The digital giants should focus on paying for original content, not blocking it. That’s my message to those digital giants,” said Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.The big tech firms have been resisting legislation which will force them to negotiate with Australian news outlets over payment for the content which appears on their platforms.If the parties are unable to reach an agreement, a government-appointed arbitrator will decide for them.The law is currently being debated by Australia’s Senate, and is expected to be voted on early this year.Google and Facebook have called the rules unfair and suggested they would force them to limit their offerings in the country.The bill also covers Australia's two public broadcasters ABC and SBS, and requires Google and Facebook to share user data of news stories with their publishers.“That is a world-leading scheme that we are putting in place. It has been acknowledged not just by regulatory agencies but by other governments around the world,” said Mr Frydenberg.Google argues that its search services would be worse under the change.It has rolled out an extensive advertising campaign in Australia, arguing the laws would be damaging.Australia’s media proprietors see things differently. Australian print media has seen a 75% decline in advertising revenue since 2005, the government said.Many Australian news outlets have shut down or cut jobs in recent years as a result.
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$AAPL $TWTR $AMZN $GOOG $FBCensoring people just doesn’t fly, as you are witnessing.
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$TWTR $AAPL $FB $GOOG $AMZNAll Americans, left and right should be very worried about the censorship of differing opinions. These companies need to see that it’s not ok. Short ThemSell ThemDo Not Support Them
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We've had no fewer than 5 insurrections in the last 10 months. The earlier attacks on Federal properties should have been condemned and the people responsible prosecuted with as much exposure in the news as those that were in our capitol. Those who requested money be sent to bail out the wrong doers should also be exposed. All politicians who made such a request for money should have their accounts suspended, regardless of political party affiliation. Stop the insurrections,
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DuckDuckgo search engine trends the past 5 yearslook at the spike at the end!https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&geo=US&q=%2Fm%2F0rznvsc
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to me, Google is a screaming buy right now. As we go towards the earnings announcement, the stock always climbes up $100-150. I am going long, given the low pricepoint right now.
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Big tech cencorship of consurvatives is very similar to Jim Crow laws written by Democrats of another era. Who will GOOG linch next?
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Piper Sandler analyst Christopher Donat contends that the redesigned Google (GOOG +1.6%) Pay app poses a threat to Square's Cash App and PayPal. Google Pay is now the No. 5 finance app in Apple's App store list. For more hot stocks like (GOOG) just go to (http://trade-view.com).
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For Google 1500 USD (give or take 50) is a great area for an entry.Next levels to add are 1400 USD and 1350 USD (with margins of +-20 USD)If Hell breaks loose: 1200-1300
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sell all my stock Facebook, Amazon, Google, TWTR.. ..they are the Dogs... ,they need Bankruptcy..
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In my opinion it is only a matter of time before some of these giant tech companies are regulated to insure free speech or broken up. The question is what kind of time frame are we looking at. These companies have huge $ and they tend to support the incoming party. Income dictates stock price and GOOG has room to run before they feel the pinch of regulation. This is why I am bullish on goog and considering taking a position in it. Thoughts ? (I love $ more than I hate GOOG)
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Tesla will beat apple, amazon, and google in the long run.
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I am seeing Big rotation out of $FB, $TWTR, and $Goog, $Googl and moving into other tech stocks, my entire screen is in green. (Note: I am an independent, sold my social network stocks months ago due to controversies from both parties).
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This stock is headed for troubled waters.Big Tech poked the bear one too many times.
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Rumble sued Google this morning. Google is too big and needs to be broken up.
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