I think we're different from a lot of those platforms that you're talking about. I want to codify the standards that are going to make that happen not just for you, Scott, but for the entire marketplace. This is that moment where we have to bring our superpower to the table. So can consumers realistically stand up for themselves? They like the stuff they're using and they don't have a lot of information. Most of things are quite transparent. What's the very, very opposite to that? Talk about recourses.
Kara and Scott discuss the impacts of a Texas social media law, and California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s bill to protect children’s data. Also, Adobe acquired Figma. Plus, a mega stock crash at Meta, a bizarre harassment case for eBay, and Russian troll’s impact on the Women’s March. Friend of Pivot, Marta Tellado, stops by to talk about her new book, “Buyer Aware: Harnessing Our Consumer Power for a Safe, Fair, and Transparent Marketplace.”
You can find Marta on Twitter at @MLTellado.
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