Ant-trust has been on the books so long that the truly ominous examples are simply beyond the pale. For example, Verizon buying out cable companies then locking

Ant-trust has been on the books so long that the truly ominous examples are simply beyond the pale. For example, Verizon buying out cable companies then locking out Netflix. Or the cellphone providers colluding to divide the market amongst themselves, granting each a safe market share. Level 3 making demands on all of them after buying out some content. Etc. Generally, though, you're going to be SOL on government regulation as technology's main problem. There really isn't much, especially vis-a-vis more lucrative industries like oil. Wal-Mart probably has more regulatory compliance issues than the entire tech world.