How to watch Apple CEO Tim Cook's Congressional antitrust testimony

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How to watch Apple CEO Tim Cook's Congressional antitrust testimony

AppleInsider

Published 29 Jul 2020

Apple CEO Tim Cook and other big tech CEOs will testify before Congress on antitrust concerns, with the event starting at noon Eastern Time on Wednesday. Here's how to see the highlights and full coverage of the House of Judiciary's session investigating Apple, Google, Amazon, and Facebook.

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The US House antitrust meeting that is to examine four big tech companies, including Apple, is scheduled to begin at 12:00 ET today. AppleInsider will be providing reports and analysis throughout, but you can also watch the entire session streamed live from the House's YouTube channel here:

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How to watch Apple CEO Tim Cook's Congressional antitrust testimony

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