Re:Google Is Eating Our Mail
by ericol on Saturday April 27, 2019 @10:51AM
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I think both the approaches in your comment and the one above (Or any comment to that matter) are worthy of a lengthy discussion.
But my point was more directed towrds understanding how companies this big are starting to behave.
I do think antitrust is a way to look at it, but the anti trust laws in the US I think are difficult to point towards Google for instance (Probably the same about European laws)
> we aught to have a discussion about whether nation-state size companies are really a desirable feature
I think it goes a way longer than that. Obviously private companies are subjected to a lot less scrutiny than states, but states do miss behave and do not run into the risk of eternal intervention, unless they really fuck up, and even then.
But my point was more directed towrds understanding how companies this big are starting to behave.
I do think antitrust is a way to look at it, but the anti trust laws in the US I think are difficult to point towards Google for instance (Probably the same about European laws)
> we aught to have a discussion about whether nation-state size companies are really a desirable feature
I think it goes a way longer than that. Obviously private companies are subjected to a lot less scrutiny than states, but states do miss behave and do not run into the risk of eternal intervention, unless they really fuck up, and even then.