A ban on TikTok is overdue as the US confronts China's asymmetrical “net nationalism” and fights for the future of the open internet — Critics say we shouldn't abandon the ideal of an open internet. But there is such a thing as being a sucker.
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
A ban on TikTok is overdue as the US confronts China's asymmetrical "net nationalism" and fights for the future of the open internet (Tim Wu/New York Times)
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