Chapter 1: Tech giants worldwide --

1. The increasing power of tech giants / Bradley Love --

2. Social media has swallowed journalism / Emily Bell --

3. Amazon has been the model of disruption / Susan Reda --

4. The sharing economy fosters innovation / Lawrence H. Summers, Sarah Cannon --

5. Tech giants are turning us into tech serfs / Martin Moore --

Chapter 2: Technology's mark on our world --

1. Privacy may be a price we have to pay / Paul Levy --

2. Combating online terrorist recruitment / Rami Alhames --

3. Tech giants must take a stand for consumer protection / John Thornhill --

4. Privacy and free speech are not mutually exclusive / George Brock --

5. We must decide if our digital presence is the same nationally as globally / Luciano Floridi --

Chapter 3: Tech giants and corporate social responsibility --

1. Tech giants are uniquely positioned to give back to society / Simon Morfit --

2. Tech giants' political activism reveals opportunistic altruism / Kate Losse --

3. Twitter's impact on the 2016 presidential election is unmistakable / Shontavia Johnson --

4. Curating our online content creates long-term problems / Jon Martindale --

5. Innovation should not sacrifice privacy and free speech / United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization --

Chapter 4: Are we headed for a technocracy? --

1. Technology is both extending and challenging the foundation of democracy / Pia Waugh --

2. Rather than fearing artificial intelligence, we should drive it / Max Tegmark --

3. Now is the time to decide what to do with artificial intelligence / Julia Bossmann --

4. Public safety is more important than corporate loyalty / Robert Merkel --

5. Tech giants would like to change our cities / Richard Waters --

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