If it's good enough for Big Oil and Big Tobacco, it's good enough for Cupertino.

 Infrequently.org, here. 

Tech went all in. Now what?

 

Here. 

Lessons from the past: market power and democracy

 M. Snoep, here.

I agree with the article on almost every point, but I find the argument that market power can exist and be maintained without anti-competitive practices rather unconvincing, especially when applied to the DMA. In reality, such a notion is more of a legal fiction: either anti-competitive behaviour goes undetected, or – more troublingly – antitrust laws are not enforced, often due to a reluctance to act or the perception that enforcement is largely ineffective.

From the Archives:"Are Tech Giants too big for America's Democracy?" Yes!

 2017 OMI Panel, video here.

Democracy or Domination

 T. Davies, S. Cohen, here.

Protecting Democracy in the Digital Era: What Can Competition Law Contribute?

 V. Robertson, here.

The DOJ Antitrust Division isn’t afraid to go to court

 The Verge, here. 

The Dispersion of Power: Samuel Bagg’s Urgent Call to Redefine Democracy

 Yale ISPS, here. 

Antitrust's Democracy Deficit

H. First, S. Weber Waller, here.