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How Big Tech is facing pressure from governments, employees, and users


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Tech companies are facing pressure from all sides: governments, consumers, and their own employees.
It s resulting in governments worldwide issuing new regulations or filing landmark lawsuits.
Consumers and employees are also putting pressure on tech firms to evaluate their impact on society.
The walls are closing in on the tech industry.
Governments from Australia to the US are cracking down on big tech companies. Employees are working to form unions at firms like Google and Amazon. And consumers appear to be more distrustful of the world s biggest platforms than ever before. 
The increased level of scrutiny on Big Tech marks a reckoning of sorts for the industry, one borne out of an increasing understanding of the power these companies wield and a shifting cultural mood toward activism and holding the powers that be accountable. ....

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When Tech Antitrust Failed


When Tech Antitrust Failed
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If you’ve wondered recently why prices for e-books seem high, let me tell you why a failure of antitrust law might be (partly) to blame.
A government antitrust lawsuit a decade ago that was intended to push down prices helped lead instead to higher ones.
The outcome suggests that the U.S. government’s lawsuits against Google and Facebook and a just-announced Connecticut antitrust investigation into Amazon’s e-book business may not have the desired effects, even if the governments win. It turns out that trying to change allegedly illegal corporate behavior can backfire. ....

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