“And Google’s services are free to consumers.” And here lies the rub. Isn’t it about time that there’s a very thorough, modern, investigation with regards to a

“And Google’s services are free to consumers.” And here lies the rub. Isn’t it about time that there’s a very thorough, modern, investigation with regards to anti-trust in the age of data? While prices may be falling, data is accumulating at enormous rates within a handful of companies. This hoarding is out of sight, with no oversight, nor knowledge of what power it potentially holds. What good will 1890 laws do in order to help the public deal with this new reality? How many laws have been completely reworked from the ground up to be able to cope with these new business practises, 20 years on from Google and Amazon’s launch? Honest question :)