Pluralistic: Obama's turncoat antitrust enforcer is angry about the Google breakup (13 Feb 2023)


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Pluralistic: How monopoly enshittified Amazon/28 Nov 2022


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Pluralistic: 27 Sep 2022 Federalist Society v Corporate Personhood


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Pluralistic: 10 Sep 2022 American healthcare did a fuckery, the White House has a plan for Big Tech big-data


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Pluralistic: 18 May 2022


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Pluralistic: 07 Apr 2022


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Pluralistic: 04 Feb 2022


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Jam To-Day

Liberating Big Tech’s hostages on day one

A half-empty jam jar on a table; the jar is labelled with Tenniel’s engraving of the Red Queen wagging her finger at Alice in Through the Looking-Glass.
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“The rule is, jam to-morrow and jam yesterday — but never jam to-day.”

-The Red Queen, Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There (Lewis Carroll)

The new, surging antitrust movement has given hope to many who yearn to throw off the yoke of Big Tech. After all, the tech giants’ dominance was attained through solidly illegal conduct, such as anti-competitive mergers and acquisitions, predatory pricing, and price-fixing. This produced conditions in which the companies were able to engage in more flagrant illegal conduct, including unambiguous, multi-billion-dollar acts of fraud.

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Pluralistic: 24 Sep 2021


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Pluralistic: 23 Sep 2021


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