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From American Public Media, this is Marketplace Tech.

I'm Megan McCarty Karino. It's Friday, which means it's time for Marketplace TechBites week in review, where we look back at the big

goings on in the industry this week. There's another legal headache for Google. A federal

appeals court revived a class action lawsuit

that had been dismissed concerning privacy violations with its chrome browser.

Plus open AI, the maker of Chachi P.T.

has partnered up with another media brand, Kondenast.

But first, we can't ignore the biggest happening of the week.

The Democratic National Convention in Chicago,

where the party formally nominated

Kamala Harris for president with the help of some big names from

entertainment.

Ladies and gentlemen, we are here tonight to officially nominate Kamala Harris for President Five July

with nothing around a shot.

See they see turn out for what?

Yes, that was rapper Lil John, introducing Georgia's votes, just one of the viral moments

coming out of the convention.

What didn't really come out of the convention though were clear indications of the Harris campaign's tech policy platform.

We spoke with Axios tech policy reporter Maria Curie about what that platform might look like.

What about policies to promote innovation?

Of course the Biden administration did champion the Chips and Science Act to invest in semiconductor production.

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