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The House Judiciary Committee will put the pressure on Big Tech when it brings the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google before its antitrust subcommittee later this month.

As my colleague Ronan Shields wrote: "The scrutiny by U.S. authorities mirrors that of regulators elsewhere in the world such as the European Union, where both Facebook and Google have been on the receiving end of several censures. Authorities there have also taken aim at Amazon and Apple recently."

Read his full analysis here.

In other news:

• TikTok pulls out of Hong Kong
• Instagram tests the shop tab
• LinkedIn offers free learning program

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Facebook and Telegram have also said they will no longer cooperate with government requests for user data.

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Parent company Microsoft is backing the initiative with $20 million in cash grants.

It will bring users to the current ecommerce destination under Explore.

The plans to run a hybrid in-person and digital show have been scratched.