When companies are growing really fast β like when revenue is shooting up 20 percent or 30 percent a year β nobody cares about profits.
"Pushing Social Media Platforms to Self-Regulate."
"For Apple to step in and say 'I want a piece of this too' kind of makes sense."
"Only a combination of government regulation and pressure for companies to self-regulate has a chance to curb the extremes in social media."
"Apple's decision to lower the tariff to 15% for smaller developers is a recognition it probably has charged too much ... "
"...most of the activity we see in antitrust and the thrashing of teeth...it's really around the Internet players and social media."
Michael Cusumano looks at the legal battle between Apple and Epic Games. The bone of contention: Apple's App Store.
βThe case turned Microsoft into a more cautious company....I expect the same is already happening with Facebook...β
"For aircraft...and many other products and services, governments rely mainly on companies to police themselves..."
Owning the world's most popular web browser gives Google an opening to snoop on users' browsing activity in new ways.
