monopolistic

This seems backwards to a traditional market, where the competition is more monopolistic in the higher quality products, and more perfectly comptative in the lower quality products.

They pay the fines and the fines are cheaper than complying with laws designed to protect monopolistic interests.

That monopolistic abuse was so brazen it actually managed to draw the interest of regulators and politicians.

One would think the potential monopolistic issue would be enough to stop using their analytics services.

We inflict bloat upon ourselves --- there is no monopolistic software vendor there to blame.

These kinds of things always have a regulatory capture / monopolistic land grab component.

Once you fall out of the top 10, however, the competition is more monopolistic, and you can raise your price such that you sell the quantity where marginal cost equals marginal revenue.

They can still thrive, but it will be monopolistic competitive market where they have to rely on branding/reputation and less concrete platform lockin effects.

Aren't those monopolistic companies noteworthy because their monopolies were so exceptional?

Or do we expect monopolistic censorship to be the new norm of the future?

Doing away with government-granted monopolistic regulations is the solution.

I'm not sure that a financial and operational network of automated transportation would be less defensible, or less of monopolistic opportunity than a social network.