The Federal Trade Commission and Facebook have come to terms on consumer privacy, an issue the FTC formally raised in an eight-count complaintearlier this year. Both sides have announced the pact in their own particular way.
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Facebook and the FTC Announce A Deal, For Now
on Nov 29, 2011
Google says "Thanks, Apple!" as $750M AdMob deal approved
on May 21, 2010
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has closed its investigation into the $750 million Google/AdMob buyout and given a green light to the deal. The reason is simple: Apple, Apple, and more Apple. In its official statement (PDF), the FTC mentions "Apple" 10 times in a page and half, all because of Apple's own decision to launch a mobile ad network called iAd.
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