Giants
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As advertising revenue has been vacuumed up by the Internet
giants
Facebook and Google, newspaper profits have plunged.
Last week, Congress unveiled legislation that would force Facebook, Google, and other social media
giants
to disclose who buys online advertising, thereby closing a loophole that Russia exploited during the election.
But the social media giants’ persistent denial of responsibility for the volume of distorted and false information delivered as news, even as Russia’s role has grown clearer, is more troubling.
As Internet
giants
siphon away advertising revenue from traditional media outlets, social media have become many people’s main source of news.
This imperative has led many to demand larger contributions from Internet
giants
like Google, Netflix, and Facebook, which are frequently criticized for failing to pull their weight – and even lambasted as “free-riders,” intent on pillaging European assets and markets.
By investing in them, America’s Internet
giants
are providing tangible benefits for European consumers and companies.
Instead of wasting energy and resources fighting one another, Europe’s telecoms and Internet
giants
from the US and elsewhere, together with the public sector, should recognize their shared interest in delivering fast, affordable broadband Internet to all EU residents.
But by August, it was clear that all three corporate
giants
would receive only a small share of what they wanted.
In particular, demutualization will allow stock markets greater leeway to merge, acquire each other, or form partnerships, creating a few truly global
giants.
Indeed, as the recent collapse of corporate
giants
such as Enron and World.com
But, despite Xi’s investment pledges, it is far from certain that Asia’s two giants, both with growing global aspirations, can bridge the differences that continue to burden their relationship.
A serious burden will likely be placed on the region’s major economies, particularly its two giants, India and China.
But creating an environment that will allow European companies to scale up and compete internationally, while confronting market capture by industry giants, will take a lot more work.
Asia’s Overlooked Great PowerMention Asia, and most people think of the region’s fascinating, rising giants, China or India – or both.
Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower – no intellectual giants, to be sure – showed excellent judgment as they established the post-war international order that has supported peace in much of the world for decades.
No one expects the current Japanese and Chinese leaders to embrace, as Nakasone and Hu did two decades ago, but it is a sad state of affairs when the leaders of neighboring
giants
pretend not to see each other at international forums.
So, how are Asia’s two
giants
to live in neighborly accord without encroaching on the other’s space?
The concentration of share ownership in the hands of a few individuals plays some role, but the peculiar position occupied by the IT
giants
is even more important.
The owners of the platform
giants
consider themselves the masters of the universe.
The EU is better positioned, because it doesn’t have any platform
giants
of its own.
In America, many efficient new firms (mini-mills) were indeed created, but yesterday's lumbering
giants
stood still.
China’s tech
giants
are expanding internationally, and their approach to data collection and privacy will present a dilemma for other countries.
What it has done is deal a major blow to the profits of fossil-fuel
giants
like Shell, BP, and Statoil.
Trade between the two
giants
has grown from $100 million in 1994 to nearly $14 billion last year, and India’s minister of commerce and industry has predicted that it will double by this decade’s end.
The share of global consolidated revenue generated by these emerging-market corporate
giants
is set to increase from 24% today to 46% in 2025.
As the region’s biggest and most influential country, Saudi Arabia could play a positive role by inviting the US and Asia’s two
giants
to work jointly towards a peaceful resolution of the Iran problem.
Their creativity and passion enabled them to subdue – and in some cases even destroy – less adaptable
giants
remarkably quickly.
Whatever the legal and technical issues that must be overcome, down the road we can surely imagine the kind of data consolidation already practiced internally by retail
giants
like Amazon or Alibaba.
America’s fears are not shared in Turkish government circles, where the deals between the US oil
giants
Exxon and Chevron and the KRG are seen as proof that America is more concerned about its share of the pie in northern Iraq than it is about alleged threats to that country’s stability.
And, indeed, the new economy
giants
have a much higher stock-market value than their “old economy” equivalents.
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