David Meyer
Fortune
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Recent articles by David:
Biden's inauguration was good news for our world
Everyone needs the U.S. to take the climate emergency seriously. → Read More
Do government deficits matter?
Larry Summers, Jason Furman and Janet Yellen say something fundamental has changed. → Read More
Germany and France push forward with Big Tech crackdown, rather than waiting for EU-wide laws
Germany has introduced new antitrust rules, and France is moving fast on content moderation. → Read More
As alarm grows over Europe's dwindling vaccine supplies, Bayer could offer its factories to the cause
Bayer's manufacturing muscle would give a big capacity boost to a COVID-19 vaccine being developed by CureVac. → Read More
Europe tightens lockdowns to ward off U.K. coronavirus variant
The British mutation is more transmissible, threatening already overloaded hospitals. → Read More
Europe is also having a crazy start to the year
Political turmoil is everywhere, and the pandemic is partly to blame. → Read More
What is Signal, and is it really safer than WhatsApp?
Millions are flocking to Signal and Telegram over privacy and security fears about Facebook-owned WhatsApp. → Read More
The great digital acceleration
It's not like companies had much of a choice. → Read More
A Facebook case in Belgium could open the floodgates for GDPR privacy suits
A top EU legal advisor says more privacy watchdogs can go after Big Tech. Meanwhile, Facebook could soon be banned from sending EU personal data to the U.S. → Read More
Who's most trusted in this crisis? Business
Politicians and the media, not so much. → Read More
The unfinished business of stakeholder capitalism
On executive pay, contract workers and taxes, it's time for CEOs to start talking. → Read More
Twitter shares dive as lawmakers see Trump ban as evidence for stronger Big Tech regulation
A top EU lawmaker says Twitter and Facebook have proven they are responsible for preventing the spread of illegal content. → Read More
Priorities for the new President
Some suggestions for how to build back better. → Read More
U.K. antitrust probe targets Google Chrome privacy changes
Publishers and ad-tech firms claim Google's web tracking "cookie"-phase out will harm them. → Read More
Brexit chaos: Logistics giant DPD pauses U.K.-to-EU parcel shipments
The company said 20% of parcels coming from the U.K. didn't have the right customs data attached. → Read More
A deluge of feedback in a turbulent week
I’ll share a few of the more articulate ones. → Read More
A coup attempt and an undivided government
Hard to see how democracy survives when the most basic facts of public life are up for grabs. → Read More
Trump promises 'orderly transfer of power' after Congress certifies Biden win
The President, who told supporters to "show strength" before they violently stormed the Capitol, still maintains the election was stolen from him. → Read More
Bayer strikes deal to aid CureVac in its COVID-19 vaccine rollout
The deal should result in the supply of several hundred million vaccine doses. → Read More
As vaccines roll out, businesses face a new quandary
How to deal with a two-tiered populace? → Read More