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This is quite....Permalink On twitter.com
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Nothing is more dangerous to free speech then runaway capitalism and corporate greed. A supporter of free speech should look at the current world and see that the greatest threat is not in the hand of gov't, but in the multinational, internet-deforming nature of corporate controlOn twitter.com
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Imagine looking at the unprecedented control and influence big tech has over speech online and--even if you don't think they're a monopoly--saying that it isn't a problem.Permalink On twitter.com
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Glad to read a *professor* justifying their position via Milton instead of the pages and pages of detailed, precise and up to date research on this very topic.Permalink On twitter.com
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Even if you don't agree that monopolistic behavior is present, I'd think that defining a core issue as a lack of responsibility over the information flow big tech chooses to control is reasonable, but he won't even do that.Permalink On twitter.com
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No one forced these tech companies to become too big to moderate and no one forced them to not even try. They made choices and those choices come w/ responsibilities, when an entity fails in its responsibilities to society, that is exactly where government is supposed to step in.Permalink On twitter.com
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