How changes to competition law could reign in Big Tech and boost innovation | NS Tech

28^th June 2018

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Why the ‘feudal’ tech monopolies run rings around competition watchdogs | The Register

22^nd June 2018

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Think Tank calls for action on tech giants’ monopolistic practices | Mobile Marketing

20^th June 2018

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Strip profits from tech giants like Google that ‘break competition law’, says think tank | Compelo

19^th June 2018

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We’re blindly walking the path to digital monopolization – think tank | Telecoms.com

19^th June 2018

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Internet giants must end anti-competitive practices or face being broken up, says ResPublica

19^th June 2018

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Facebook and Google must end anti-competitive practices or face being broken up

• Current competition law is not fit for purpose, regulators follow pro-monopoly standards
• Consumer choice and innovation should be the new norm, not just consumer welfare
• Competition law needs to stop privileging big business and focus on the benefits of small businesses and market structure
• Regulators should strip the wrongdoer of their profits for their wrongdoing
• Social media is media, and should be regulated in the same way as traditional media
• Current merger controls should be changed to meet challenges of the digital age
• Current UK inaction on merger controls is unsustainable

Internet giants such as Facebook and Google must end anti-competitive “kill in the crib” practices or face sanctions including being broken up, says think tank.

Gambling ads must have serious addiction warnings, demand MPs | The Observer

29^th May 2018

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Treat betting firms like Big Tobacco, says ResPublica

27^th May 2018

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Betting firms should be treated like Big Tobacco, because of the harm their products do to the public, says a leading Westminster based think-tank.

ResPublica’s Phillip Blond responds to the Government’s FOBT announcement

17^th May 2018

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ResPublica warmly welcomes the Government’s decision to slash the maximum Fixed Odds Betting Terminal stake to £2, but urges them to go further

Phillip Blond, Director, ResPublica commented: “We warmly welcome the Government’s decision to slash the maximum fixed odds betting terminal (FOBTs) stake to just £2.

20 Miles More: Campaigning to extend HS2 to include Liverpool | Global Railway Review

25^th April 2018

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