

397: ‘Less Space Than a Nomad? Lame’, With Jason Snell
Mar 27, 2024
Tech journalist and podcaster, Jason Snell, discusses the DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit against Apple and sports gambling. They explore the complexities of Apple's operations, antitrust challenges, user experience enhancements, messaging standards, and the balance between profit-making motives and potential antitrust concerns.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Snell and Gruber: Names and History
01:40 • 6min
Gambling Scandal and Sports Betting Ads
07:13 • 15min
Gambling, Contracts, and Ethical Dilemmas in Sports
21:48 • 7min
Stockbroker Humor and Coffee Subscription Promotion
28:55 • 3min
Navigating the Complexity of DMA Compliance
31:48 • 5min
Analyzing Apple's Antitrust Challenges
36:33 • 22min
Debating the Merits of Undifferentiated Hardware in Smartphones
58:39 • 3min
Apple's Control Over WebKit and User Experiences
01:02:09 • 28min
Navigating App Availability and Platform Dynamics
01:29:56 • 13min
Global Tech Duopoly Regulation and Legal Document Mishap
01:43:11 • 6min
Exploring Apple's Alleged Monopolistic Behavior Through Narrative Construction
01:49:08 • 2min
Apple's iPod, Windows Compatibility, and Legal Implications
01:51:32 • 26min
Exploring Messaging Standards and Security on Apple Devices
02:17:50 • 14min
Exploring Apple's Control and Priorities
02:31:56 • 25min
Navigating Compliance and Risk in Code Execution
02:57:17 • 9min
Apple's Regulatory Response and Corporate Culture Examination
03:06:12 • 17min
Leadership Focus on Product Quality and Customer Satisfaction in Tech Innovation
03:23:40 • 4min