publicly owned fund for entrepreneurs (both for new products and for businesses to transition to worker coops or alternative management models)
judgement based on practicality rather than market dominance
fair split between workers and founders
eliminate private investment funds
A company that's able to mint billions is too large to be run for the benefit of a small number of shareholders
Reclaiming work:
raise minimum wage and integrate minimum raises to account for inflation
universal healthcare and better unemployment to allow workers more autonomy
unionization in all industries to allow for workers a way to organize against toxic environments
migrant worker benefits that allow them to switch jobs without being dependent on their employer
worker representatives on corporate boards (if not a removal of boards entirely)
institute a maximum wage based on the lowest wage (including contractors)
Reclaiming Public Services:
universal healthcare, publicly funded primary and secondary education, public banking
nationalize mobility (scooter companies, public transportation, etc)
combine the concepts from private shared office spaces with public libraries
Reclaiming Intellectual Property:
reduce copyright and trademark expiration dates
patents should only be granted under specific circumstances, and not traceable
work funded through public grants should have open licenses
source code should be opened after a certain amount of time (or alternatively, at minimum, a public and open API that contains a large amount of the featureset)
data should be in control of the people, and not seen or used as an asset for the company
Public interest should triumph over concerns of private investment
we should see data as belonging to the people who created it, and to the public at large
Reclaiming Culture:
remove the ability to advertise a product that doesn't meet an ethical standard
remove advertising from spaces that accept public funding
greatly reduce abilities to target advertisement, and mandate opt-in
political advertising should be public record
ad-based services that would struggle under new regulations should receive public funding (3)