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Tim Wu, author of the Donner Prize-shortlisted book The Age of Extraction, discusses how tech platforms have transformed from tools that enriched the broader economy into monopolistic forces that extract wealth for a few companies. He argues that platform dominance drains economic vitality across sectors, challenges the notion that protecting tech giants is essential for innovation and geopolitical competition with China, and advocates for decentralized innovation.


This episode is presented in partnership with the Donner Canadian Foundation.


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CREDITS:

Elia Gross - Producer and Editor

Sean Speer - Host

Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press - Photo Credit


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