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The notion that any entity can "dominate the market for speech" is absurd. Freedom of speech doesn't mean you have a right to free eyeballs at <insert company h
by kvia 5y ago
The notion that any entity can "dominate the market for speech" is absurd. Freedom of speech doesn't mean you have a right to free eyeballs at <insert company here>'s expense.
Freedom of speech and freedom of association mean that Twitter has the right to put or not put whatever it wants on its website.
- chrisco255 5y agohttps://www.sandvine.com/blog/netflix-vs.-google-vs.-amazon-vs.-facebook-vs.-microsoft-vs.-apple-traffic-share-of-internet-brands-global-internet-phenomena-spotlight https://www.sandvine.com/blog/netflix-vs.-google-vs.-amazon-... "Over 43% of the internet is consumed by Netflix, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple" Not only that but some of these companies collude to limit access both from competition and political opposition.