Stop using it or support breaking up monopolies, that simple.Anyone else concerned that tech platforms are now censoring information at a major scale? Computer system algorithms to lead you to a specific sided answer when some questions can be grey in nature? Kind of facist to use technology to force compliance into a single thought. I get if something is just 100% wrong and maybe harmful to a business. The latest example is HCQ which nobody here knows 100% either way. We know multiple countries are using it. We know that multiple international studies had positive results. Studies that showed the opposite too. So why are we censoring one side? I know it is because Trump was hopeful of HCQ.
Non political that is scary to have that much control. Joseph Geobbels had a similar platform.
That's not the way to handle this. Free market conservatives should be using this as an opportunity to bring competition to the market, not ask the federal government to fix it.Unfortunately stop using technology isn't an option. Either massive fines, break up tech, etc is the only option assuming tech can't be neutral.
Ma Bell? Not exactly the same thing as companies operating in a market with infinite opportunities to compete.We broke up Ma Bell but Amazon, Google, and Facebook are untouchable?
Wut?Ma Bell? Not exactly the same thing as companies operating in a market with infinite opportunities to compete.
Breaking up Facebook and Google is the dumbest idea I've ever heard. They don't have and never could have a monopoly in their industry unlike MaBell.Wut?
Having 90% of the worldwide search engine business in 2020 is not a monopoly for Google?Breaking up Facebook and Google is the dumbest idea I've ever heard. They don't have and never could have a monopoly in their industry unlike MaBell.
Having 90% of the worldwide search engine business in 2020 is not a monopoly for Google?
And who is Facebook's competition? My Space?
Do you even internet, bro?People choose to use Google. I don't because I don't have to and don't like them. Not a monopoly.
Facebooks competition? Twitter, Instagram, MySpace, etc. as well as every message board on the web including this one.
Ah yes, Instagram, the natural competitor to facebook. HahaPeople choose to use Google. I don't because I don't have to and don't like them. Not a monopoly.
Facebooks competition? Twitter, Instagram, MySpace, etc. as well as every message board on the web including this one.
Companies on the internet should be limited to the service that they provide. Platform, Advertiser, Vendor.
Amazon shouldnt be able to host your product for sale, view and control your margins, know your supplier, accept your advertising money, track your sales data, see an opportunity, create a generic version called "amazon basics" and then use the info it gained about your product while selling it to put you out of business and be the new source for your product.
Youre incapable of engaging in normal conversation. You're basically a trump bot. I dont have the energy to talk to you about why monopolies are bad when you are physically incapable of normal conversation. Your demon Jizz and Herman Cain response has pretty much solidified you as an irredeemable boot licker.Why not? They created the platform and created the market, if vendors don't want to sell on Amazon they don't have to. Amazon owns the IP to the entire platform.
Youre incapable of engaging in normal conversation. You're basically a trump bot. I dont have the energy to talk to you about why monopolies are bad when you are physically incapable of normal conversation. Your demon Jizz and Herman Cain response has pretty much solidified you as an irredeemable boot licker.
If Trump retweeting a doctor who says demons rape you in your sleep can't convince you that he's reckless, what chance do I have?So basically, I ask a question that challenges a point you were super proud of, you can't sanely respond, and you lash out.
Our government has the power to limit the size of corporations, and has used that power many times in the past (for good and bad.) One only needs to look through history to see why such large corporations controlling industries is a bad idea. From telecom, to airlines, to Oil, banks, securities, tobacco...Why not? They created the platform and created the market, if vendors don't want to sell on Amazon they don't have to. Amazon owns the IP to the entire platform.
The thing is, you're seeing Zuckerberg argue for regulation because he knows that it will erect barriers to entry for new competitors. So the "infinite opportunities" angle is going to evaporate very quickly because people want "fairness" and don't know what they're wishing for.Ma Bell? Not exactly the same thing as companies operating in a market with infinite opportunities to compete.
If Trump retweeting a doctor who says demons rape you in your sleep can't convince you that he's reckless, what chance do I have?
The thing is, you're seeing Zuckerberg argue for regulation because he knows that it will erect barriers to entry for new competitors. So the "infinite opportunities" angle is going to evaporate very quickly because people want "fairness" and don't know what they're wishing for.
I kind of have a problem with Zuckerberg saying that Facebook isn't the arbiter of truth but also taking action to quell opinions. He can do whatever he wants with his company but he's talking out of both sides of his mouth there. Not to mention the fact that you can't even get HCQ without a prescription so it's not like people might hear the opinion that its a cure and then take a years worth of it in a day. There's really no danger to public health with this.
Why not? They created the platform and created the market, if vendors don't want to sell on Amazon they don't have to. Amazon owns the IP to the entire platform.