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The Federal Trade Commission will appeal its loss in a landmark antitrust case against Meta, the agency announced Tuesday. US District Court Judge James Boasberg ruled in November that the government failed to prove that Meta had an illegal monopoly over a subset of social networking services meant for connecting with friends and family online. Boasberg wrote that the government had an "uphill battle" in how it defined the market Meta allegedly dominated, a challenge exacerbated by the rise of TikTok and changes in the market over the five years between the FTC filing the case and it going to trial. The FTC is asking the US Court of Appea … Read the full story at The Verge.

    Curt Cignetti probably doesn’t worry about having to pay for a beer in the state of Indiana again after the Hoosiers secured the national championship that had eluded them for close to 140 years. That will also be the case when it comes to his personal stash, as the brewery that made the […] The post Indiana Brewery Rewards Curt Cignetti With Free Beer For The Rest Of His Life After National Championship Win appeared first on BroBible.

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Is Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti ever actually happy? It’s a reasonable question given the fact that Cignetti has never really shown any public signs of happiness. He didn’t show them when Indiana went an impressive 11-2 in his debut season in Bloomington. Nor did he seemingly show any signs of happiness at any point during the Hoosiers’ improbable […] The post Indiana Coach Curt Cignetti Finally Answered The One Thing Fans Have Been Dying To Know After National Championship Win appeared first on BroBible.

Last year, Nova Launcher founder and sole developer Kevin Barry announced he had left Branch Metrics, Nova's parent company at the time - which followed an announcement from 2024 that nearly everyone working on the project had been laid off. But the launcher is getting new life: in a blog post on Tuesday, the Swedish company Instabridge, which makes an app that helps people connect to Wi-FI hotspots, announced it has acquired Nova Launcher. "Nova is not shutting down," according to Instabridge. "Our immediate focus is simple: keep Nova stable, compatible with modern Android, and actively maintained." However, Instabridge says it's "evaluati … Read the full story at The Verge.