A Framework for Regulating Competition on the Internet – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
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Understanding the differences between platforms and Aggregators is critical when it comes to considering regulation.
A Framework for Regulating Competition on the Internet – Stratechery by Ben Thompson Skip to content A Framework for Regulating Competition on the Internet Monday, December 9, 2019 A prompt for writing this piece is a conference I will be participating in tomorrow entitled Antitrust in Times of Upheaval — A Global Conversation ; you can livestream the conference here . I opened 2017’s Defining Aggregators by stating: Aggregation Theory describes how platforms (i.e. aggregators) come to dominate the industries in which they compete in a systematic and predictable way. Aggregation Th
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