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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Diane Bartz<\/strong>

WASHINGTON: About a dozen U.S. senators from both parties on Monday formally introduced a bill that would bar Big Tech<\/a> platforms, like Amazon<\/a> and Alphabet<\/a>'s Google<\/a>, from favoring their products and services.

The bill follows others introduced with the goal of reining in the outsized market power of tech firms, including industry leaders Facebook and Apple. Thus far none became law, although one, which would increase resources for antitrust enforcers, passed the Senate.

Senators Amy Klobuchar and Chuck Grassley's bill would prohibit platforms from requiring companies operating on their sites to purchase the platform's goods or services and ban them from biasing search results to favor the platform.

A companion has passed the House Judiciary Committee. It must pass both houses of Congress to become law.

Reuters reported on Wednesday, after reviewing thousands of internal Amazon documents, that Amazon's India operations ran a systematic campaign of creating knock-offs and manipulating search results to boost its own private brands in the country, one of the company's largest growth markets.

When news of the bill broke last week, both Amazon and Google warned of potential unintended consequences.

Amazon said in a statement that the bill, if it became law, \"would harm consumers and the more than 500,000 US small and medium-sized businesses that sell in the Amazon store, and it would put at risk the more than 1 million jobs created by those businesses.\"

Google said that the measure would make it more difficult for companies to offer free services -- Google's search and maps are both free -- and would make \"those services less safe, less private and less secure.\"

Facebook, which said that it competes with a range of social media, including TikTok and Twitter, said antitrust laws should \"not attempt to dismantle the products and services people depend on.\"

Klobuchar chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust subcommittee while Grassley is the top Republican on the full committee. Co-sponsors include five Democrats and five Republicans.

Companies expressing support for the bill included Spotify, Roku, Match Group and DuckDuckGo<\/a>, Klobuchar's office said in a statement.

The bill would not break up the companies or force them to drop services but bars some bad behaviors that affect businesses that rely on their platforms, said Stacy Mitchell with the Institute for Local Self-Reliance who said that she would prefer a more aggressive bill.
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美国的法案将停止大型技术支持自己的产品

法案遵循别人介绍的目的,控制科技公司的巨大的市场力量,包括Facebook和苹果行业领导者。虽然到目前为止没有成为法律,这将增加反垄断执法者的资源,通过了参议院。

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华盛顿:大约12个美国两党参议员周一正式提出了一项法案,该法案将禁止大型科技股平台,如亚马逊和字母的谷歌,从支持他们的产品和服务。

法案遵循别人介绍的目的,控制科技公司的巨大的市场力量,包括Facebook和苹果行业领导者。虽然到目前为止没有成为法律,这将增加反垄断执法者的资源,通过了参议院。

参议员艾米•克劳布查和查克•格拉斯利(charles Grassley)的法案将禁止平台运营的要求公司在其网站上购买平台的商品或服务,禁止他们偏压搜索结果支持平台。

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一个同伴已通过众议院司法委员会。它必须通过国会两院成为法律。

据路透社报道,周三,在回顾成千上万的亚马逊内部文件,亚马逊的印度操作进行了有计划的创建仿冒和操纵搜索结果来提高自己的私有品牌,公司增长最大的市场之一。

上周比尔的乐动扑克消息传出时,亚马逊和谷歌警告潜在的意想不到的后果。

亚马逊在一份声明中表示,该法案,如果它成为法律,“将损害消费者和超过500000美国中小企业,在亚马逊销售商店,这将危及这些企业创造的超过100万个工作岗位。”

谷歌说,这项措施将使公司更难提供免费服务——谷歌的搜索和地图都是免费的,会使“这些服务少安全,私人和更加不安全。”

Facebook,这表示,它与一系列的社交媒体,包括TikTok和Twitter,说反垄断法应该“不尝试拆除人们依赖的产品和服务。”

Klobuchar参议院司法委员会主席的反垄断委员会虽然格拉斯利是共和党委员会。协办单位包括五民主党和共和党。

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公司表示支持该法案包括Spotify, Roku,集团和匹配DuckDuckGo,Klobuchar办公室在一份声明中说。

该法案不会分手公司或迫使他们放弃服务但酒吧一些坏的行为,影响企业依靠他们的平台,斯泰西·米切尔说当地自力更生研究所说,她宁愿更激进的法案。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Diane Bartz<\/strong>

WASHINGTON: About a dozen U.S. senators from both parties on Monday formally introduced a bill that would bar Big Tech<\/a> platforms, like Amazon<\/a> and Alphabet<\/a>'s Google<\/a>, from favoring their products and services.

The bill follows others introduced with the goal of reining in the outsized market power of tech firms, including industry leaders Facebook and Apple. Thus far none became law, although one, which would increase resources for antitrust enforcers, passed the Senate.

Senators Amy Klobuchar and Chuck Grassley's bill would prohibit platforms from requiring companies operating on their sites to purchase the platform's goods or services and ban them from biasing search results to favor the platform.

A companion has passed the House Judiciary Committee. It must pass both houses of Congress to become law.

Reuters reported on Wednesday, after reviewing thousands of internal Amazon documents, that Amazon's India operations ran a systematic campaign of creating knock-offs and manipulating search results to boost its own private brands in the country, one of the company's largest growth markets.

When news of the bill broke last week, both Amazon and Google warned of potential unintended consequences.

Amazon said in a statement that the bill, if it became law, \"would harm consumers and the more than 500,000 US small and medium-sized businesses that sell in the Amazon store, and it would put at risk the more than 1 million jobs created by those businesses.\"

Google said that the measure would make it more difficult for companies to offer free services -- Google's search and maps are both free -- and would make \"those services less safe, less private and less secure.\"

Facebook, which said that it competes with a range of social media, including TikTok and Twitter, said antitrust laws should \"not attempt to dismantle the products and services people depend on.\"

Klobuchar chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust subcommittee while Grassley is the top Republican on the full committee. Co-sponsors include five Democrats and five Republicans.

Companies expressing support for the bill included Spotify, Roku, Match Group and DuckDuckGo<\/a>, Klobuchar's office said in a statement.

The bill would not break up the companies or force them to drop services but bars some bad behaviors that affect businesses that rely on their platforms, said Stacy Mitchell with the Institute for Local Self-Reliance who said that she would prefer a more aggressive bill.
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