Facebook antitrust lawsuits: F.T.C. and 48 attorneys general sue

The video discusses antitrust lawsuits against Facebook, focusing on its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp. These lawsuits, supported by 48 attorneys general, aim to regulate future deals and potentially break up Facebook's acquisitions. Despite previous FTC approval, the lawsuits highlight the rarity of challenging past mergers and the difficulty of breaking up large companies. Facebook is expected to defend itself, citing a competitive market and significant financial resources.

What is the main topic discussed in the video?

• The latest tech gadgets

• Antitrust lawsuits against Facebook

• Social media marketing strategies

• The history of Facebook

Which two major acquisitions by Facebook are highlighted in the lawsuits?

• Twitter and Snapchat

• Instagram and WhatsApp

• WhatsApp and Snapchat

• Instagram and Twitter

What do the lawsuits demand regarding Facebook's acquisitions?

• To reduce Facebook's advertising budget

• To break off Instagram and WhatsApp from Facebook

• To increase Facebook's market share

• To merge Facebook with another company

Why is it uncommon for antitrust lawsuits to focus on Facebook's mergers?

• Because Facebook has no competitors

• Because the mergers were unsuccessful

• Because Facebook is a small company

• Because they were previously approved by the FTC

What is a significant factor supporting the lawsuits against Facebook?

• Support from international governments

• Lack of public interest

• Facebook's declining user base

• Bipartisan support from 48 attorneys general