Captive Audience: The Telecom Industry and Monopoly Power in the New Gilded Age
Captive Audience examines the telecom industry through the lens of monopoly power and the “new Gilded Age.” Susan Crawford offers a critical account of how concentration in communications shapes the modern economy and public life, making this a timely work for readers interested in business, technology, and politics.
About This Book
Susan Crawford examines the telecom industry and its relationship to monopoly power.
Framed around the idea of a new Gilded Age, the book considers concentration and influence in the communications sector.
It offers a critical perspective on the structures shaping modern telecommunications and their broader economic and political significance.
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