>>1520544 (lb)

>https://searchengineland.com/twitter-as-utility-like-running-water-thats-goal-says-ceo-64803

>>1520605

>https://www.georgetownlawtechreview.org/the-great-forum-first-amendment-protections-online-may-depend-on-how-the-internet-is-viewed/GLTR-12-2017/

>>1520710

>>1520783

>may also open the door for antitrust action as a small handful of tech megacorps are colluding to suppress certain speech on platforms they are considering public forums.

Indeed, especially if they are sharing vital private information on their platform participants amongst each other & with other "favorable" entities, just like a cartel.

Time again for the TRUSTbusters?

>>1521418

That's more or less about the size of it, anon.

Nice meme.

>>1521520

Give em a copy of this book.

You can still find em in volume at the 99 cent stores.

Worth the buck to see the look on their face.

Priceless

>>1521430

>>1521593

Yeah, perfect day for a launch of a private rocket carrying satellites for unclear private entities (one from a foreign country) on U.S. public property.

Awesome.

>https://www.cbsnews.com/news/spacex-falcon-9-flight-features-seven-satellites/

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket climbed away from California Tuesday carrying seven satellites intended to replace earlier spacecraft, five Iridium NEXT telephone relay stations and two for NASA and a German research agency that will fly in tandem using ultra-precise gravity readings to measure how water is distributed around the world.

>>1521415

>just like a cartel.

Even better, since top executives of these companies may have been conspiring with individuals that were engaging in potential acts of seditious conspiracy,

<I'm talkin at you Schmitty

Maybe this would be a perfect application for martial law?

The military (via DARPA) & another unnamed federal agency were responsible for the R&D and startup capital in most of these cyber utilities anyway, so it could be argued that the American public already owns a significant interest in the Intellectual Property anyhow.

NSA/USCC can keep the basic functions operational while lawyers work out all the P's & Q's in order to sell them back to the public as regulated public cyber utilities, just like the CEO of twatter publicly envisioned in 2011.

If Hussein could do it with GM, why not here?