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If your goal is to deter companies and individuals for taking advantage of gray markets, this is probably a very logical decision.
by Flammy 10y ago
If your goal is to deter companies and individuals for taking advantage of gray markets, this is probably a very logical decision.
- Scarblac 10y agoWhat's gray about it?
- flubert 10y agohttps://www.google.com/#q=uber+greyball&* https://www.google.com/#q=uber+greyball&*
- Flammy 10y agoThe gray part is the fact that Uber happily entered markets by ignoring regulation or unilaterally deciding some rules didn't apply to them. Right or wrong, they were deciding without getting approval. I use the term 'gray market' which is commonly used to differentiate from 'black market' or clearly illegal, and 'white market' or fully above board and legal.
- Scarblac 10y agoI mean, in the country the article about it seems just black to me. Clearly against the existing rules and thus getting punished. Don't see the vagueness that could make it gray.