Big Tech and the Sovereign Consumer
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Both the Senate hearings on “Big Tech” companies and the Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit against Google amplify popular misunderstandings of what drives competition in the market for information.
Original Article: “Big Tech and the Sovereign Consumer“.
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