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I wonder what it’s like being an European regulator drafting punitive regulation targeting “very large online platforms” and noticing that out of almost twenty of these companies only two are European.

Is there any introspection as to why one’s regulatory system is failing to produce successful companies in your own backyard? https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/dsa-vlops

Mykyta Protsenko 2y ago

nostr:npub19qm2trjs3p32nwqwry4ufxl4fk9q4utkq53ywueg0yk8cvggra5s79sn8k Playing a devil's advocate here.

What if there are other factors? After all, Chinese regulations ARE draconian, yet China can have quite a few "very large online platforms".

What do China and USA have in common? Large population, with common language and common context.

Can it be a factor that makes it easier to accumulate critical mass?

(Example: you can find a lot of Americans willing to discuss political issues but do Spaniards care about Dutch elections?)

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Dare Obasanjo 2y ago

nostr:npub1a5m7q8phn8gvrmln0pu7387pvz3k2cxxka0j2qwrczqthjze735qektdee A key reason the EU exists is to create an economic zone that has similar benefits of the large potential customer base and universality of rules that the US and China enjoy. It however has not been executed well.