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Platformonomics TGIF #122: April 3, 2026
Platformonomics TGIF is a weekly roll-up of links, comments on those links, and perhaps a little too much tugging on my favorite threads. Get Platformonomics Updates By Email I made another appearance on the Telco in 20 podcast, where we talked about hundreds of billions of HyperCAPEX spend and asked what ever happened to the…
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A New Antitrust Doctrine
Tl;dr: Sorry but you’re not getting off that easily with this post. There are different schools of antitrust thought. Each has principles and priorities it seeks to translate into an actionable and consistent framework for enforcement and policymaking. But the inevitably messy collision of intellectual frameworks with the real world makes antitrust a highly subjective…
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Platformonomics TGIF #3: April 21, 2023
New post format: a weekly rollup of links, comments on those links, activity updates and attempts at humor. The intention is quicker hits in addition to the less frequent big posts and more timely hammering on my favorite themes. Note that my poor, overtaxed server struggles to serve up all the images to email users…
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Platformonomics TGIF #2: April 14, 2023
New post format: a weekly roll up of links, comments on news, activity updates and attempts at humor. The intention is quicker hits in addition to the less frequent big posts, plus more timely nattering on about my favorite topics. We made it to week two! Another Day, Another Google Communications App 2-4-6-8: Deprecate! Don’t…
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Platformonomics TGIF #1: April 7, 2023
New post format: a weekly roll up of links, comments on news, activity updates and attempts at humor. The intention is quicker hits in addition to the less frequent big posts, plus more timely nattering on about my favorite topics. Hopefully I can sustain it for more than a week. Let me know what you…
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Tweetstorm Digest: Reaction to Oracle Earnings and Coverage of Oracle Earnings
The threading of these @charlesfitz Tweets was all messed up. I blame Elon. Now that the New York Times has cancelled the world’s worst technology column, our tech media quality control efforts have shifted to the Acceleration Economy.com (aka the “yay Oracle” blog). Reprising here: 1 Special Oracle PR Operation (aka the “yay Oracle” blog)…