A whack-a-mole approach to big tech won’t do, says Europe’s antitrust chief
Margrethe Vestager insists that openness need not come at the expense of security
AS DIGITISATION HAS progressed, we have seen power become increasingly concentrated in the hands of a small number of companies, much like the period that spawned the first antitrust laws in the late 19th century. Digital markets are particularly susceptible to concentration.
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