Gen. Robert Spalding: Breaking Google Up Is not Enough – Zooming In

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At the beginning of a new Cold War era in a globalized world, what role do big tech companies like Google play and who do they identify themselves with? To address these questions, Zooming In host Simone Gao interviewed Brigadier General Robert Spalding, who served at the White House as the National Security Council’s Senior Director for Strategic Planning. Gen. Robert Spalding explains that breaking Google up is not enough.

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