Move Fast and Break Things
How Facebook, Google, and Amazon Cornered Culture and Undermined Democracy
by:
Jonathan Taplin
in:
Cultural Studies
Summary:
The book critiques the power wielded by tech giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon, arguing that their monopolistic practices stifle competition, exploit personal data, and harm cultural production. It explores the consequences of their dominance on democracy, privacy, and the creative economy, advocating for regulatory reforms to curb their influence and protect public interests.
Key points:
1. Big Tech Monopolies: Taplin claims Facebook, Google, and Amazon have too much control over the digital market, hurting competition and influencing culture and politics.
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