HeyJaredThe De-Riggable Podcast
The economy feels rigged — but what if we could de-rig it? De-Riggable dives into the hidden mechanics of money, value, and power.
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When Regulation De-Rigged the Computer Business (opens the original)
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When someone says a regulation "hurts this company," Steve says it's answering the wrong question. The real question is what it does for that company's competitors — and for everyone shut out of the game entirely. His proof is IBM in 1969. A monopoly so total that Seymour Cray's faster, cheaper computer couldn't find a buyer, because IBM bundled its hardware and software and punished anyone who wandered off. Antitrust pressure forced it to unbundle — and that one move launched the U.S. software
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