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A large part of it is the political convenience of corporatism. It's easier to "regulate" 1 massive company - hell, they'll do it for you too so you help them g
by ThunderSizzle 4y ago
A large part of it is the political convenience of corporatism. It's easier to "regulate" 1 massive company - hell, they'll do it for you too so you help them guarantee they'll be the only game in town.
It's a lot harder to regulate 1000s or multiples of 1000s of smaller businesses.
Regulation also includes targeted political censorship in this case.