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Partner at @initialized. Previously @techcrunch. When life hands me lemons, I make tarte au citron.

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    1. Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 10 Mar 2019
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      I feel like people should read about the 1956 Bell Labs consent decree, which Gordon Moore said was important for the formation of Intel and was the outcome of an antitrust settlement, before making rush judgments in either direction. https://economics.yale.edu/sites/default/files/how_antitrust_enforcement.pdf …

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    2. Benedict Evans‏Verified account @benedictevans 10 Mar 2019
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      Indeed. Sometimes breakups make sense, and sometimes they don’t, but you do actually have to do the analysis, and not shout ‘break them up!’ as though it’s the only answer

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    3. Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 10 Mar 2019
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      She’s not dumb; she’s a student of history. I suspect she writes the simplistic messaging to get the headline across and differentiate from other candidates but is well aware that most recent cases have resulted in other kinds of settlements pending more investigation.

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    4. Benedict Evans‏Verified account @benedictevans 10 Mar 2019
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      It feels like a grab bag of hand-waving complaints about anything that made the front of the NYT tech section. App stores! Own-label products! Data!

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    5. parker‏ @pt 10 Mar 2019
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      That’s a poor read. Delete the specifics and she’s articulating a coherent theory around “platform utilities.” You can disagree with the theory or specific proposals that she might derive from it, but to do so you must first understand the argument.

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    6. Dare Obasanjo‏ @Carnage4Life 10 Mar 2019
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      Giving a name to the idea that a company can have a store and sell things in that store is meaningful. Banning it outright (not only in cases of abuse) if the company is successful seems poorly thought out. Using Google Search vs Ads & Apple App Store as examples even worse.

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    7. parker‏ @pt 10 Mar 2019
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      I suspect an actionable version of this concept will get into that. It may indeed still be a terrible idea. As we’re still at the “is there a real problem and might we imagine a policy framework to address” stage of the debate, I think it’s more constructive to focus on that.

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    9. parker‏ @pt 10 Mar 2019
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      Call me nutty, but blog posts by presidential candidates trying to raise their profile should be be construed as specific justice department actions. In the words of a wise man, you’re taking this literally not seriously. We’ve learned how that plays out…

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      Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 10 Mar 2019
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      What was your lived experience at Microsoft during the Msft/USA case like? Do you buy @superwuster’s Art that it spooked the co enough culturally/institutionally that it didn’t pull as many anti-competitive moves that would’ve prevented other browsers/search engines from emerging

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        2. Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 10 Mar 2019
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          Have you ever compared notes or joked in retrospect w @pmarca on his experience of the whole situation w Netscape?

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        3. Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 10 Mar 2019
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          (Argument not Art, auto-correct)

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        2. Benedict Evans‏Verified account @benedictevans 10 Mar 2019
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          I have never seen an explanation of why the MSFT antitrust caused Microsoft or indeed Nokia to miss smartphones.

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        3. Sascha Segan‏Verified account @saschasegan 10 Mar 2019
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          Microsoft didn't miss smartphones; neither did Nokia, or Palm. I was there before 2007. Microsoft and Nokia missed capacitive touchscreens and the resulting interface changes because they were so invested in software that worked on previous systems.

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        2. Dare Obasanjo‏ @Carnage4Life 10 Mar 2019
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          You don't need inside knowledge. Just compare pre & post consent decree actions.

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        3. parker‏ @pt 10 Mar 2019
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          He also makes the case DOJ giving IBM side eye was important to an independent software market developing. I don’t have an opinion there, but it’s interesting to consider.

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        2. Angus Davis‏Verified account @angusdav 10 Mar 2019
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          Replying to @kimmaicutler @stevesi and

          Antitrust case against Microsoft was about Microsoft having a monopoly position in operating system (windows) & OEM distribution channels, then bundling IE with Windows (tying) & other issues. Similar to how Sabre had listed American Air flights ahead of competitors.

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        3. Angus Davis‏Verified account @angusdav 10 Mar 2019
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          Browser wars aside, Microsoft did not pull any punches at all competing in search / internet, exhibit A:pic.twitter.com/KwiO93fHHE

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