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I'd actually love to but the WSJ has a paywall. Generally speaking the WSJ editorial page always defends unfettered markets, less regulation, and anything that
by padseeker 9y ago
I'd actually love to but the WSJ has a paywall. Generally speaking the WSJ editorial page always defends unfettered markets, less regulation, and anything that would be considered pro business. The WSJ calling for some sort of intervention to deal with the duopoly of Google/Facebook is very out of character. Any principled conservative would admit to that.
- kyrra 9y agoNews Corp, WSJ's parent company, is one of the US business that hasn't been the happiest with Google. https://www.recode.net/2017/6/26/15878518/yelp-oracle-news-corp-letter-supporting-eu-action-against-google-antitrust https://www.recode.net/2017/6/26/15878518/yelp-oracle-news-c...
- hi-im-mi-ih 9y agoI see, thanks for the reply padseeker.