> Is fb actively stifling competition? Is there a market failure? They bought two of their competitors and copied the features of a third. None of that may mee

> Is fb actively stifling competition? Is there a market failure? They bought two of their competitors and copied the features of a third. None of that may meet the definition of "stifling competition," but it's a strategy that did neutralize potential competitors. With 29% of the world's population logging in to FB at least once a month (2.23 bn "monthly active users" / 7.7 bn), and receiving algorithmically target messages from Facebook and its advertisers, there is tremendous potential for abuse.