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It's amusing to watch so many people, for probably the first time in their life, fight so hard for the 'rights' of a large multinational corporation. The basic
by corerius 8y ago
It's amusing to watch so many people, for probably the first time in their life, fight so hard for the 'rights' of a large multinational corporation.
The basic problems, of course, are the natural monopolies and near-monopolies that came from networks. Given the amount of power you'll find in those companies given the surveillance society, I wish that antitrust law would actually come into existence again.
The be fair, there's nothing new here. Whether it was the day of Hearts newspapers or the big 2 1/2 TV networks, mass media outlets have always been political tools that are argued over.