Three recent books argue that big tech became powerful not because of "software disruption" but by ducking regulation, squeezing workers, strangling competitors (Nitasha Tiku/Wired)

Three recent books argue that big tech became powerful not because of "software disruption" but by ducking regulation, squeezing workers, strangling competitors (Nitasha Tiku/Wired)


Nitasha Tiku / Wired:

Three recent books argue that big tech became powerful not because of “software disruption” but by ducking regulation, squeezing workers, strangling competitors  —  A FEW YEARS after the Great Recession, you couldn’t scroll through Google Reader without seeing the word “disrupt.”

Three recent books argue that big tech became powerful not because of "software disruption" but by ducking regulation, squeezing workers, strangling competitors (Nitasha Tiku/Wired)
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