TECH TYRANTS! How Today’s Billionaires Mirror Fascists of the Past

23 May, 2024 William Austin

Billionaires of our present age like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg echo the troubling legacies of Henry Ford and Walt Disney from yesteryear. From Tesla's brutal work culture to Amazon's draconian warehouses and Meta's censorship, today's tech and media titans exploit labour and manipulate narratives: perpetuating a lineage of power, profit, and ultimately fascism.

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William Austin is True News Weekly's business and economics correspondent. He comes to journalism after a corporate career spanning Australia, UK and Europe, USA, the Middle East and Africa. He holds in-depth knowledge across international markets, trading, AI, crypto and investments in emerging sectors, while also being a big believer in business and human ethics.
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