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google acquired motorola mobility, and operating system -- a dominant operating system acquiring, and again, underwhelming effect. at&t acquired, again. underwhelming effects for those companies. you cannot have a policy of shooting the winners every time a merger is successful. >> brent skorup, sally hubbard is the author of a book. it's called "monopolies suck." do you agree that monopolies inherently suck? mr. skorup: monopolies don't inherently suck. i need to read sally's book. it is long been rest -- it is long been recognizing u.s. laws that is not illegal to be a monopoly. monopolies sometimes arise because they have the best product, the lowest-cost product, so it is not illegal to be a monopoly. it is illegal to use that dominant power to undermine the competitive process or harm consumers. and so monopolies can suck, but , not always. host: sally hubbard? ms. hubbard: i explain in my book "monopolies suck," that being a monopoly on its own is not illegal. the title was to get regular people to feel that this is a topic that is accessible to them. the goal of the book is to

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google acquired motorola mobility a few years ago, and operating system that was a dominant operating system, one of the two major ones requiring a device companyand again , overwhelming effects. at&t acquired two years ago, overwhelming effects for those companies so you can't have a policy and i don't think sally's pertinent to this but you can't have a policy of shooting the winners every time a merger is successful. >> brent skorup, sally hubbard is the author of a book called monopolies. : seven ways big corporations your life and how to take back control. do you agree monopolies inherently soft ? >> monopolies is inherently soft and i need to read sally's book . it's long recognized in the us is not illegal to be a monopoly because monopolies sometimes arise because they have the best product, the lowest cost product, the most efficient operations so it's not illegal in the us to be a monopoly. it illegal to use that power to undermine the competitive process or to harm consumers and so monopolies can suck but not always. >> sally hubbard. >> i explained in my book monopolies so

and you will tell you if you don't if you want to go back to you zenith crank up the motorola go ahead with the rabbit ears you don't need to do this government's not doing this or are they if this is merely crucial so good luck good good luck trying to explain its place you know especially to young kids today which is redundant kids are young but imagine explaining this to them that their their privacy is being compromised i don't care just give me the gadget yeah that the horses out of the bar but with so many of us spending so much time on home and watching so much more t.v. the threat is amplified and as santa was loading his sleigh with all those deeply discounted big flat screen t.v.'s the f.b.i. is portland office advised know exactly what features your t.v. has and how to control those features do a basic internet search with your model number in the words microphone camera and privacy don't depend on the default security settings change passwords if you can and know how to turn off the microphones cameras and collection of personal information of possible if you can't turn the

smartphone -- no, cellular companies, nokia, erickson and motorola didn't see the future but qualcomm course, apple basically accounts for the lion's share from all the profits of smartphones in the world we think this is going to happen also with tesla. maybe not worldwide, because we know china wants its own champion but that ai chip that tesla designed, our analyst said, was four years ahead of where nvideo was at the time, and this was a couple years ago they have more data collected than any other company by orders of magnitude not just by any other company but by all other companies out there, because the largest pool of data with the highest quality is going to win in the ai game they have the largest data and finally, until recently, tesla is the only automobile manufacturer able to improve performance of its cars with over-the-air software updates. i got my model 3 in 2018 never had a problem except a nail in the wheel which they couldn't correct over the air, of course. never a problem. so what they've done is extraordinary, and i think this is their market to lose. i think

there was companies like general electric, motorola, honeywell. profits clause or the procurement contract went away from being cost plus which simply could have costs coming back to nasa that were really inflated towards fixed price contracts with incentives for continual innovation and quality improvement. so that build back better agenda which we all talk about has to go to the design of the public/private relationship today. those partnerships need to be symbiotic. >> sam stein. >> yeah. i hone i don't sound as old as mike barnacle just did talking about the apps on my phone and the diddy dos or whatever he just said. profess we shall doesn't the real problem come down to a simple thing, which is automation? our jobs are being essentially taken away from us because there are more efficient ways for them to be done through technology, computers, robots? and if that is, indeed, the crux of the matter, how do you go about changing them? people like efficiencies in their lives, they want to hail a taxi cab on their phone, for instance, or produce