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Big Tech Politics
Big Tech Politics is a newsletter where Ashley Gjøvik examines the intersection of Big Tech, international law, political science, & our dystopian future.
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Apple Corporate Crime Update
Summary of recent white collar crime charges and complaints against Apple Computer
Whistleblowers Are the Conscience of Society, Yet Suffer Gravely for Trying to Hold the Rich and Powerful Accountable for Their Sins
Why Don’t More People Support Whistleblowers? Legislatures Should Provide the Protections Whistleblowers Deserve
The Schrödinger of Data Protection
Ashley Gjøvik exposes Apple Inc
How I Learned Ex-Apple Execs Run a Secretive Home Security Tech Company
I only learned about a secretive home security technology company, full of ex-Apple executives & employees, after Apple's security goons apparently broke into my apartment several times via that tech.
Field Notes on Regulatory Capture, Part II
Part II: My personal hellscape of conflicts of interest, obstruction, & arbitrary denials of due process continues...
A Blatant and Aggressive Disregard for the Law
Apple's tumultuous relationship with the U.S. SEC & U.S. Department of Justice
Field Notes on Regulatory Capture, Part I
Part I: Welcome to my personal hellscape of conflicts of interest, obstruction, & arbitrary denials of due process
Big Tech are Private Regulators of Digital Expression
The current online speech regulatory structure resembles Lochner-era libertarian and laissez-faire economic policy.
Elon Musk’s “City-State” on Mars: An International Problem
The private space industry is booming with companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic all designing spacecraft to transport people into the cosmos.
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