Manjoo: Tech Firms are “Nimbler and Paranoid about Competition,” and That’s Apparently a Bad Thing?
In two recent NYT columns [1], [2], Farhad Manjoo makes a series of curious arguments that suggest successful tech firms […]
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In two recent NYT columns [1], [2], Farhad Manjoo makes a series of curious arguments that suggest successful tech firms […]
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