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Dec 2023
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Wie gefährlich ist Big Tech?

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Die großen Digitalkonzerne gefährden die Marktwirtschaft und die Demokratie - sagt unser heutiger Gast bei Wirtschaft im Gespräch. Und er hat Belege mitgebracht, um seine These zu untermauern. 
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