To the surprise of noone.
Documents obtained by the New York Times show that New York's anti-Airbnb law was part of a hotel industry plan:https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/04/16/technology/inside-the-hotel-industrys-plan-to-combat-airbnb.html?referer=https://www.google.com/ …
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Industries choose to abuse the right of "improving" legislation rather than to compete - that's the jungle we live in
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@timoreilly@nytimes when tech companies do this it is okay I suppose. -
As a rule tech companies beat their opponents by offering better products, not lobbying. It's not their strength.
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Why compete in an open market based on your merits when you can bribe the government into destroying your competition for you. Its BS!
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I read in "What's Yours Is Mine" that 90% of Airbnb listings are not just people trying to pay the bills. Any comments?
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Doesn't surprise me in the least. It's a ruthless fight.
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In the absence of a paradigm shift to offer better services at more reasonable rates, shit happens
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