Too Powerful to Regulate — the battle to rein in Big Tech

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Recorded20 Aug 2023

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Amazon, Apple, Meta, Alphabet and Microsoft are some of the most impactful corporations to ever come out of the United States.And their innovation has transformed our lives.But after decades of unchecked growth are these companies now too powerful for regulators to ignore?The United States has had antitrust laws for over a century so why has enforcement been dormant for so long?

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