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Disney Denied Preliminary Injunction in Lawsuit Against Dish

A federal judge denied Disney's request for a preliminary injunction against Dish Network, allowing Dish's Sling TV to continue offering short-term passes. Disney claimed these passes violated its licensing agreement with Dish. The court ruled Disney had not shown a likelihood of success in proving a violation or demonstrated irreparable harm. Dish Network is owned by EchoStar.

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Amazon Bid to Shake Off EU Large Platform Designation Rejected by Court

Amazon Bid to Shake Off EU Large Platform Designation Rejected by Court

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Meta Stock in Focus -- Tech Giant Crushes FTC in High-Stakes Antitrust Battle

Meta won a major antitrust case as U.S. District Judge James Boasberg ruled the FTC did not prove Meta holds monopoly power in social networking. The case focused on Meta's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp. The judge cited competition from TikTok and YouTube. The decision ends a multi-year battle, preventing the FTC from forcing divestiture. Regulators are reviewing options. Meta's stock showed little change.

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PayPal Becomes Official Digital Payments Partner of Liverpool FC

Liverpool FC has partnered with PayPal Holdings Inc., making PayPal the official digital payments partner. This multi-year agreement enhances PayPal's presence on Liverpool's digital platforms and includes branding at Anfield and St Helens. The partnership also supports women's football and grassroots programs through the LFC Foundation. The original content was published by PayPal via PR Newswire on November 19, 2025.

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Meta to block Facebook and Instagram for Australian teens by December 10

Meta will block Australian users under 16 from accessing Instagram, Facebook, and Threads by December 10 to comply with Australia's social media ban for teenagers. The process will start on December 4, with accounts being deactivated and new sign-ups blocked. Meta will use age assurance methods and a data minimisation approach. Affected users can update contact details, download data, or delete accounts. Australia's ban is a significant effort to police minors' social media access, with potential fines for non-compliance.

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