Kara Swisher on the Gang of Four

I'm not the only one who's taking notice of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google.

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Jun | 19 | 2012

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Based on an interview with Eric Schmidt at D9, Kara Swisher will discuss how Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook dominate consumer technology today through their platform strategies.

This would make for a good book, no?

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