EEUU: Pequeñas empresas, temerosas de declarar contra los Gigantes Tecnológicos, dicen legisladores
Las pequeñas empresas de tecnología, que a menudo dependen de empresas como Google, Facebook, Apple y Amazon para el acceso a los clientes y la capacidad de llegar a ellos, están preocupadas por ayudar en la investigación antimonopolio del gobierno por temor a represalias, según los legisladores que están a la vanguardia. la investigación.
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