EPISODE · Mar 5, 2019 · 36 MIN
Who’s protecting the consumer in the age of Big Tech?
from Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
On this episode, Neil Chilson discusses the economics of privacy, the complexities of content moderation, and whether Big Tech has become anticompetitive. The post Who’s protecting the consumer in the age of Big Tech? appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.
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Has Big Tech become a barrier to innovation? Who owns the data you generate while surfing the web? And should you get paid when a company uses that data for targeted ads? On this episode, Neil Chilson discusses the economics of privacy, the complexities of content moderation, and whether Big Tech has become anticompetitive. Neil Chilson is a former Federal Trade Commission (FTC) acting Chief Technologist and a current senior research fellow for technology and innovation at the Charles Koch Institute. Prior to joining the FTC, Chilson practiced telecommunications law at Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP. You can download the episode by clicking the link above, and don’t forget to subscribe to my podcast on iTunes or Stitcher . Tell your friends, leave a review. You can also check out the transcript of this podcast here .
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