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Neue Autobahn-App des Bundes soll Google Maps & Co. ergänzen

Neue Autobahn-App des Bundes soll Google Maps & Co. ergänzen Lesedauer: 5 Min 20.07.2021, 06:32 Andreas Hoenig Autofahrer sollen über eine neue Service-App der bundeseigenen Autobahngesellschaft mehr und bessere Informationen über die Verkehrslage bekommen. Nutzer sollen die Anwendung ab Dienstag downloaden können, die Gesellschaft stellt sie dann in Köln vor. Dabei soll die neue App keine Konkurrenz sein zu Google Maps & Co. - sondern eine Ergänzung. Die Autobahn GmbH verspricht zahlr...
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Neue Autobahn-App des Bundes soll Google Maps & Co. ergänzen - Wirtschaft

Berlin/Köln (dpa) - Autofahrer sollen über eine neue Service-App der bundeseigenen Autobahngesellschaft mehr und bessere Informationen über die Verkehrslage bekommen. Nutzer sollen die Anwendung ab Dienstag downloaden können, die Gesellschaft stellt sie dann in Köln vor. Dabei soll die neue App keine Konkurrenz sein zu Google Maps & Co. - sondern eine Ergänzung. Die Autobahn GmbH verspricht zahlreiche Mehrwerte, die Rede ist von «exklusiven Daten». So würden Verkehrs- und Infrastruktur...
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Congress's Strange Bedfellows Fighting Big Tech - The American Prospect

Congress’s Strange Bedfellows Fighting Big Tech Coming from two different perspectives, there’s an emerging consensus on blunting the market power of digital platforms. Now the parties have to legislate. Illustration by Jandos Rothstein Reps. Ken Buck (R-CO) and Jim Jordan (R-OH) had been on opposite sides of the debate, but now both support breaking up Big Tech. This article appears in the May/June 2021 issue of The American Prospect Major bipartisan legislation has been an endanger...
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India Revival Mission: Should Big Tech compensate Indian newspapers?

Updated Mar 10, 2021 | 12:21 IST In this episode of India Revival Mission Council, panellists debate whether search engine like Google and platforms like Facebook should pay the newspapers for using their content. India Revival Mission: Should Google and Facebook compensate the Indian Newspapers?&nbsp Union I&B Minister Prakash Javadekar earlier said that India is following the developments in Australia and elsewhere with respect to making social media platforms pay for...
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It's Time For Conservatives To Take On Big Tech Tyrants. Here's How

It’s Time For Conservatives To Take On Big Tech Tyrants. Here’s How In a passage in Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises, a character named Mike is asked how he went bankrupt. “Gradually,” he replies. “Then all at once.” Such a framing could also describe the raw power of Big Tech, which has been evolving over the last two decades into what can accurately be described as an oligopoly (when a market is dominated entirely by a handful of firms). That power was fully unleashed las...
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5 Questions Investors Should Ask Themselves in 2021

Author Bio Midnight oil burners, unite! Im a CPA & CMA (Certified Management Accountant) & I tweet mostly about investing and literature. I love Brazilian pop music, wok experimentation, running trails in Chuck Taylors, & travel -- or at least daydreaming of travel. Follow @asitmap Should investors buy with margin? Whats going on with bitcoin and China? What 2021 IPOs should investors have on their radars? And how should we keep our investments grounded for the next year...
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