Opening Remarks
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Brussels framing highlights concrete shifts: Moore’s law multiplied computing 12–14×, 7 of the top 10 are internet companies, and several firms’ revenues exceed Sweden’s GDP while GMV rivals Switzerland. U.S. legal carve-out from 1996 (Section 230 exemption) still shields platforms, enabling vast data collection, misinformation and privacy erosion that create de facto monopolies hard for antitrust to tackle. Agenda lists EU data flows, the recent Google antitrust case and copyright debates as loci for regulation and responsibility.
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