Friday, July 05, 2019
Self-destructing ebooks reveal a dark digital truth
FT,
here
.
Are FANGs Monopolies? A Theory of Competition under Uncertainty
N. Petit,
here
.
Battle over illegal data harvesting looms for online advertising
FT,
here
.
It’s not that we’ve failed to rein in Facebook and Google. We’ve not even tried
S. Zuboff,
here
.
Reporte conferencia ASCOLA
LaLibreCompetencia,
día 1
,
días 2 y 3
.
Deutschland, Frankreich und Polen legen gemeinsame Initiative zur Modernisierung der EU-Wettbewerbspolitik vor
Papier
here
(auf Englisch).
Amazon / Deliveroo merger inquiry
CMA, Initial Enforcement Order
here
.
The bank of Lithuania starts adding fintech companies' innovations on the blockchain
EC,
here
.
Apple Korea seeks FTC consent decree over power abuse charges
Pulse,
here
.
'MIRROR WORLDS' CREATOR WANTS TO DISPLACE FACEBOOK—WITH BLOCKCHAIN
Wired,
here
.
Libra, 2 weeks in
Facebook,
here
.
CCI order says Google appears to have abused Android dominance in India: report
Medianama,
here
.
How Sai Baba Was Made To Spy On Your Phone For Credit Ratings
HuffingtonPost,
here
.
Article 102 and Exclusivity Rebates in a Post-Intel World: Lessons from the Qualcomm and Google Android Cases
M. Kadar,
here
.
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Up the Stack: How AI’s Escape From the Commodity Trap Risks Enterprise Lock-in
A. Narayanan and A. Kapur, here.
Does Digital Tying Need Its Own Test?
L. Chayavirabood, here.
Microsoft admits it “leverages” Windows to push Edge, Bing, Copilot; pulls moonie at regulators
B. Lawson, here.
IA: Menace pour la culture? OUI
Arte, ici.
Vivaldi (and other browsers): interoperability request
Here.
Norway pulls its coronavirus contacts-tracing app after privacy watchdog’s warning
TechCrunch, here .
Nobody Wants to Let Google Win the War for Maps All Over Again
Bloomberg, here .
Have ‘Big Tech’ Platforms Got Too Much Power?
S. King, here .
Rebate for IoT thermostat requires that you give permission to your utility to read "all data"
BoingBoing, here.
Slack Accuses Microsoft of Illegally Crushing Competition
NYTimes, here .
