…in medium, stands power!

In this article we read an opinion of the journalist Barbara Palombelli.

Give gods “big babies” with few aspirations to young Italians is really the measure of the detachment of the party “public” politics and those who pride themselves on producing information passed off as being super partes…

On the other hand, continue to propose the “dream” startup for young people who have to operate a system built to endorse the Over The Top mechanism, it leads to a brain drain and above all to a continuous drain on resources. The two extremes are deleterious.

If Palombelli is wrong in firing sentences decontextualized by the current structural crisis of the local and European economic system, on the other hand, continue to convey the message that the only possibility for entrepreneurs in ICT is to become slaves to an American OTT, it is just as wrong.

Let's not forget that the disproportionate size of these tech companies is largely due to commercial techniques “not very transparent” and asymmetrical tax regimes.

These two points build the ideal conditions for unfair competition and , in a world of communication where it converges on a few research channels, on the misleading advertising that drives choices and consumption ( …..other than net neutrality…..we are light years away from this sacrosanct concept!!!)

If in Italy or in Europe personalities of the caliber of the Americans do not emerge, for sure it is NOT for lack of ideas, talented or entrepreneurial….but of REAL conditions of open and transparent competition.

Of course we have to thank for this, not just our politicians, but also colleagues who sit in Brussels.

a proof of the 9 for this attempt at government, will be maintaining , the name, of the web tax, the only real possible approach to restore those minimum conditions of competition that are equal for our companies and for all European ones!

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