Big Tech’s trust issues at the forefront of Davos debatePolitical pressure on platform companies is growing and they need a better responseWhy Big Tech wants to keep the net neutralA level playing field has boosted the power of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and GoogleWhy we need to regulate techHow to craft a structure that benefits more than just the tech groups alonePrivacy is a competitive advantageTechnology companies may have to say whether they are data peddlers or data stewardsTech’s fight for the upper hand on open dataWhat happens if big companies control who has access to the marketplace of ideas?Big Tech makes vast gains at our expenseData-driven companies have a licence to print money, with few restrictionsMore from this SeriesBig Tech can no longer be allowed to police itselfCompanies are able to fan the flames of fake news and also to remove itVideo: Questions raised by Big Tech's increasing reachFacebook’s self-policing needs an updateThere is a drumbeat of regulatory pressure building around what was a Teflon industrySilicon Valley ‘superstars’ risk a populist backlashTech groups escape voters’ ire perhaps because their job-disrupting sway is so subtleSilicon Valley has too much powerThere is a conversation in the US about whether antitrust law should be rethoughtEchoes of Wall Street in Silicon Valley’s grip on money and powerWidespread cognitive capture of decision makers leaves ordinary people behindMoney, money, money: Silicon Valley speculation recalls dotcom maniaVenture capitalists and private equity investors keep the bubble going with their millionsThe ‘haves and have-mores’ in digital AmericaA two-tier economy is dominated by technology titans that create relatively few jobsRelease Big Tech’s grip on powerSilicon Valley is defending a business model that looks a lot like rent-seekingRussian adverts exemplify Facebook’s power in politics Premium contentPressure grows for the platform to lose its legal loophole, writes Rana ForooharA better US patent system will spur innovationMany investors are considering moving money away from America, towards Europe and Asia
Big Tech’s trust issues at the forefront of Davos debatePolitical pressure on platform companies is growing and they need a better responseWhy Big Tech wants to keep the net neutralA level playing field has boosted the power of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and GoogleWhy we need to regulate techHow to craft a structure that benefits more than just the tech groups alonePrivacy is a competitive advantageTechnology companies may have to say whether they are data peddlers or data stewardsTech’s fight for the upper hand on open dataWhat happens if big companies control who has access to the marketplace of ideas?Big Tech makes vast gains at our expenseData-driven companies have a licence to print money, with few restrictionsMore from this SeriesBig Tech can no longer be allowed to police itselfCompanies are able to fan the flames of fake news and also to remove itVideo: Questions raised by Big Tech's increasing reachFacebook’s self-policing needs an updateThere is a drumbeat of regulatory pressure building around what was a Teflon industrySilicon Valley ‘superstars’ risk a populist backlashTech groups escape voters’ ire perhaps because their job-disrupting sway is so subtleSilicon Valley has too much powerThere is a conversation in the US about whether antitrust law should be rethoughtEchoes of Wall Street in Silicon Valley’s grip on money and powerWidespread cognitive capture of decision makers leaves ordinary people behindMoney, money, money: Silicon Valley speculation recalls dotcom maniaVenture capitalists and private equity investors keep the bubble going with their millionsThe ‘haves and have-mores’ in digital AmericaA two-tier economy is dominated by technology titans that create relatively few jobsRelease Big Tech’s grip on powerSilicon Valley is defending a business model that looks a lot like rent-seekingRussian adverts exemplify Facebook’s power in politics Premium contentPressure grows for the platform to lose its legal loophole, writes Rana ForooharA better US patent system will spur innovationMany investors are considering moving money away from America, towards Europe and Asia
