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The dynamics, organisation and evolution of digital platforms and ecosystems

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By Barney Tan, Xiao Xiao, Michael Chau, Carmen Leong
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Against the backdrop of the present networked economy and the dynamic landscape of modern business, digital platforms and ecosystems (DP&Es) have emerged as pivotal forces driving innovation, competition, and growth (Chen et al., 2021).
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App store bans for Didi: What is behind China’s recent crackdown on big tech?

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By Barney Tan
| The Week (India) Verified
Over the past few weeks, the Chinese government’s crackdown on big tech companies has intensified. The giants have all felt the brunt of heightened regulatory scrutiny. At the end of last year, Ant Group (which owns the payment platform AliPay) failed to go public on the stock market. Chinese regulators cited a lack of compliance with new fintech regulations, which were abruptly introduced a week after founder Jack Ma publicly criticised the existing regulatory regime.
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Facial recognition for gamers, app store bans for Didi: what's behind China's recent crackdown on big tech?

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By Barney Tan
| Australasian Science Verified
By Barney Tan, Associate Professor, Business Information Systems, University of Sydney Mark Schiefelbein/AP Over the past few weeks, the Chinese government’s crackdown on big tech companies has intensified. The giants have all felt the brunt of heightened regulatory scrutiny. At the end of last year, Ant Group (which owns the payment platform AliPay) failed to go public on the stock market.
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