Fair play and tech
summary
Argues that market success must come from product quality not unfair advantages, and backs that with competition tools: 2.4 billion euro fine for Google, a 13 billion euro Apple ruling over unpaid taxes, recovery procedures and a paid Facebook sanction. Pushes new rules: public country-by-country tax reporting, tighter merger scrutiny when data locks entrants, and requirements for algorithm transparency so automated systems cannot learn cartel tricks, framing digital taxation push as part of enforcement.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:37Fair competition principles
- 3:02Challenges with big tech companies
- 5:29Fines and legal actions
- 7:12Tax evasion and transparency
- 9:00Regulation vs deregulation
- 11:08Future tech and AI concerns
- 13:56Digital life and kids
- 15:40Trust in technology
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