Should tech companies be more tightly regulated?
IN the wake of recent high-profile tech scares, such as a fatality involving an Uber self-driving car and Facebook's alleged mishandling of users' personal data, stricter regulation of the industry - along the lines of, say, the financial sector - has become the policy question du jour. Stock market values for leading tech companies are down - or perhaps just becoming more volatile - in the light of such concerns.
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