Melanie Aitken appeared live on BNN Bloomberg to discuss recent calls in the U.S. to break up big tech. She says the issue with breaking up big tech firms is figuring out what regulators can do to accomplish it. U.S. Congress members questioned executives of some of the world's largest technology companies last week over antitrust concerns that the companies’ size and access to information are hurting competition.
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Melanie Aitken on BNN Bloomberg on U.S. Calls to Break Up Big Tech
July 22, 2019
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