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You can play the animation here. https://www.wis-dam.com/showcase/gafam-marketcap What’s Bokeh? The introduction on the official site well explains its uniqueness. Bokeh is a Python library for creating interactive visualisations for modern web browsers. It helps you build beautiful graphics, ranging from simple plots to complex dashboards with streaming datasets. …

The communication presented at the 3rd conference of the Instituto Brasileiro de Concorrência e Inovaçãos (IBCI)is published in a collective book edited by Eduardo Gaban and Vinicius Klein. This chapter deals with self-preferencing issues. It has been written in the context of the EU Commission proposal of a Digital Markets…

« Advertising income often provides an incentive to provide poor quality search results » Sergeï Brin & Lary Page 1998 — The aim of this post is to demonstrate how wrong Google has become and the threat that mega tech companies represent to our society. By focusing on Google we will show how bad monopolies are, we’ll look at the consequences it has on our society and what we should do…

Five tech behemoths play a fair game in virtuous cycle During 1990’s, NFL celebrated an America’s team in three decades of its history. The history was marked by Dallas Cowboy as everybody knows that it is the team of America. They set the impressive record of three-time champions in Super…

The Big Tech. GAFAM. The Big Five. However you want to call them, there is no doubt that these companies, Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft, have significantly changed our everyday life. They have co-created the digital world we live in and made technologies more attractive, accessible and also, cheaper…

There have been many articles, podcasts, and videos discussing the evolution of the Internet from Web 1.0 (data within websites and email) to Web 2.0 (collaborative environment and social media) to different visions of Web 3.0 (including AI, in-home appliances like Google Home and Alexa, and a secure decentralized environment). …

In 2018, The UN called upon states to “[…] consider developing or maintaining and implementing adequate legislation […] that protects individuals against violations and abuses of the right to privacy, namely through the unlawful and arbitrary collection, processing, retention or use of personal data by individuals, governments, business enterprises and…