First published 2020
In the halls of Silicon Valley, a new class of corporate titans reigns supreme. These tech giants wield unprecedented influence, leveraging data and algorithms to dominate markets and stifle competition. But their rise has come at a cost, as consumers, workers, and smaller businesses find themselves at the mercy of these digital behemoths. "Monopolies and Tech Giants" examines the far-reaching consequences of this new corporate landscape, from the erosion of privacy to the concentration of wealth and power. As the battle for control of the digital age intensifies, this incisive work lays bare the urgent need for reform and accountability.
Genres: business, political-science, economics, non-fiction, technology, 21st-century
Vibes: thought-provoking, urgent
Tropes: social-change
192 pages · Paperback · Harvard Business Review Press