> It may sound strange today to think of social media, internet search, etc as a public utility, but within a decade or two it will seem like common sense. Goog

> It may sound strange today to think of social media, internet search, etc as a public utility, but within a decade or two it will seem like common sense. Google, Facebook, YouTube and others are censoring their way towards nationalization. What makes you think having content standards has anything to do with whether or not a content company would be nationalized? Wouldn’t the first thing to happen under a heavy regulation be something close to television licensing? They have far far stricter standards of what can be shared than any relevant social media platform.