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That seems to make the assumption that creative ideas and experimentation are more important or more valuable for product innovation than having the resources a
by baddox 7y ago
That seems to make the assumption that creative ideas and experimentation are more important or more valuable for product innovation than having the resources and scale to actually mass-produce or "productize" new innovations. I don't think that's an unreasonable assumption, but I think it's easy to tip too far toward valuing "being the first to do something" and not recognizing the value of the other part.
- lonelappde 7y agoThe Sherman-Antitrust Act recognizes that value and how power can be abused in absence of that value.
- baddox 7y agoThis argument seems more relevant to intellectual property laws. The complaint was about Apple stealing ideas from their app developer community.