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It ought to be... maybe we'll see an anti-trust case. Obviously, companies should have some choice in how they do business, and what products they choose to se
by jopsen 9y ago
It ought to be... maybe we'll see an anti-trust case.
Obviously, companies should have some choice in how they do business, and what products they choose to sell. I won't fault drug companies for refusing to participate in state-sanctioned murder, or super markets for selling exclusively organic.
Nor do I fault AWS for not advertising Google Cloud products.
But when you build a platform/infrastructure, maybe you also have to give up some control.