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This is very good news. Sadly, there is already quite some backlash, mostly coming from Apple aficionados. And I say "sadly" because it is always sad to see ho
by manuelabeledo 6y ago
This is very good news.
Sadly, there is already quite some backlash, mostly coming from Apple aficionados. And I say "sadly" because it is always sad to see how people would try to defend companies and brands, against their own interests.
- Siira 6y agohttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/698866.The_Myth_of_the_Rational_Voter https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/698866.The_Myth_of_the_R...
- manuelabeledo 6y agoLooks interesting, thanks!
- leadingthenet 6y agoYou don't get to dictate to people what their own interests are, not matter how smug you feel about it.
- manuelabeledo 6y agoI think we may agree that, when Apple and Google do not subject their own services to the standards they use for the competition, thus giving themselves a certain advantage, such competition may be hurt and, eventually, it may also disappear. That would not be the first time, either. Then you may argue if it is in the public interest to let companies compete at all or not.
- heavyset_go 6y ago> And I say "sadly" because it is always sad to see how people would try to defend companies and brands, against their own interests. I've noticed that of them hold shares, or stand to buy shares, in AAPL.