Reborn I want to surf

Chapter 1096: How dare you blow up the street even though you are shitting and peeing?

On October 10, Jin Yong passed away.

In November, a funeral was held. Celebrities from all walks of life at home and abroad laid wreaths or attended in person. Relevant leaders of the central government also sent condolence messages to his relatives.

Jin Yong's character and "certain allusions" in his novels have been completely eliminated in today's information age. The influence of his works alone is indeed one of the best in the Chinese cultural circle.

The online literary world is reaping huge dividends, with many excellent fan works emerging... readers treasure them all.

Yao Yuan came to Hong Kong, of course, not to attend the funeral.

It was late November when he came back. Although there were still a few countries in South America that he had not visited, the entire trip had already exceeded the planned schedule, reaching as much as nine months.

I have to say, it’s really effective.

The stress and hidden emotions he had accumulated over the past ten years were swept away, and his body and mind were sublimated, as if an overflowing cup of water had been poured out and turned into an empty cup again.

This made him eager to work.

Peninsula Hotel, Suites.

This is an old white American man in his 50s. He wears a suit meticulously, and his behavior, conversation, and the size of his smile seem to have been measured with a ruler.

His name is Brinton, and he comes from a pro-Democratic public relations firm.

Now that the trade war has begun, although Yao Yuan does not have the industrial confidence of the sanctioned companies, he has TikTok, which is also very important. He does not dare to go to the United States now, so he chose to meet in Hong Kong.

"Relevant agencies in the United States are investigating Zuckerberg and Facebook. The previous hearings did not satisfy the congressmen, let alone the public's criticism. Whether it is collusion with Russia or data leakage, the evidence is sufficient."

"When will the results come out?"

"That will have to wait until early next year."

"What do you think it will be? A fine?"

"It can only be a fine..."

Brinton thought for a moment and said: "The shareholders of Facebook are hugely powerful, so there will be no harsh punishments, but the attitude must be sufficient. It is estimated that an unprecedented fine will be issued."

"After being fined, does that mean it's okay?"

"Of course, this is just a low point for Facebook."

The previous Tong-Russia scandal caused a stir, and during the investigation, Facebook revealed a more serious scandal: it leaked the personal information of at least 8700 million users.

The United States values ​​personal privacy very much, well, very much. It immediately caused an uproar. Zuckerberg became a street rat and was called to attend a hearing. Now he continues to investigate...

Historically, Facebook will be fined $50 billion next year.

After Zuckerberg recovered, he discovered that the market had been plundered by TikTok, so he resorted to all kinds of smear campaigns and public relations, which became a trigger for TikTok to be sanctioned.

Then, the concept of the metaverse emerged, and Facebook changed its name to Meta, which remains until today.

Why was TikTok sanctioned?

Zuckerberg’s smear campaign is one;

Understanding the king’s personal dislike is the second;

During his re-election, many TikTok users advocated "voting for Biden" and even organized an event. More than 1 users grabbed tickets for Wang's campaign rally, but deliberately did not go, just to disgust him.

After this show, of course Shi Shi Wang hates TikTok!
Third, TikTok has shaken the right to speak in public opinion controlled by certain people. This has been shown countless times, such as the recent Palestinian-Israeli conflict...

Therefore, the United States must engage in tiktok, and Yao Yuan must fight this battle.

And this is a long-term war. The first thing he wants to do is to throw a few more stones into Facebook when it is in the quagmire!Before Zuckerberg discredits himself, discredit the other party first!
"I wish us a happy cooperation!"

After the conversation was over, Brinton stood up, shook hands with Yao Yuan, and said with a smile: "You are very sharp and have found a crack in Silicon Valley. I accepted this order because of our political needs."

"There are no permanent friends or enemies. Making money is the first priority. I hope we still have the opportunity to cooperate."

"You're really honest, I hope so too!"

Silicon Valley has always been pro-Democratic, but Facebook actually helped Wang elect. The Democratic Party now dislikes him, so Yao Yuan found this public relations company. …………

After Brinton left, Yao Yuan stayed in Hong Kong for a few more days and entertained several Indonesian guests.

In the middle of this year, Tik Tok was banned in Indonesia due to the negative impact of its content.so what should I do now?The international public relations experts Yao Yuan had previously recruited came in handy.

They went to help Tik Tok circulate in Indonesia and make suggestions.

Let TikTok donate money to Indonesia's Ministry of Women and Children's Rights Protection and launch an online challenge aimed at raising society's emphasis on youth education...

So the problem is solved.

There will definitely be many similar things in the future. Indonesia has a population of more than 2 million and is the largest market in Southeast Asia. Following the advice of experts, Yao Yuan simply asked relevant people to openly engage in corruption in the name of "activity exchanges."

All the expenses were paid by him, which is called bribery!
"Well!"

Yao Yuan returned to the suite drunkenly, and fell asleep first under the care of Xiao Mo and Jiang Chao. He was so confused that he didn't know what time it was, and he just listened to his mobile phone and danced around.

"Hey...um, what's wrong?"

"Who is suing us? Why?"

"Monopoly, monopoly???"

Yao Yuan became energetic instantly, sat up, and after hearing the cause and effect, said: "I'll sort it out, and you guys will deal with it first."

He quickly washed up, ordered breakfast, and checked his phone while eating. Overnight, the mainland Internet exploded with news that iQiyi, Tencent Video and other companies had joined forces to sue 99 for monopoly.

The reason is:
99’s ecosystem is aggressively blocking other companies’ promotional activities, artists, official blog accounts, etc. This is an abuse of market dominance and is already suspected of monopoly…

As soon as the news came out, those who had been banned clapped their hands and applauded, but they did not have a platform to cry out, so they could only cry in the Tieba forum.

"Hahaha! God has eyes, let's get rid of this evil 99!"

"99 deserves the public outrage!"

"Why do you block it?"

Another passer-by party said:
"Although I'm not star-chasing, I can say this objectively: WeChat, Weibo, Maili, MiDou, etc. we use now are all 99 products. It's scary to think about it."

"Yes, this simply controls the lifeline of public opinion and can control the direction of the wind at will."

"I trust Commander Yao, but he is indeed walking a tightrope."

"Brothers, 99 will not be split, right? As the saying goes, when a whale falls, all things will be born?"

"..."

Everything was said, but Yao Yuan had no fluctuation in his heart and even felt that breakfast was a bit delicious.

The Anti-Monopoly Law was implemented in 2008 and has done a lot of things. It is not at all like a show-off as some marketing accounts say. For example, Coca-Cola wanted to acquire Huiyuan, but was stopped by the Ministry of Commerce.

Samsung, LG, Moutai, Wuliangye, etc. have all been punished.

But what really enters the public eye is 2021. In this year, "strengthening anti-monopoly and preventing disorderly expansion of capital" was identified as one of the eight key tasks of economic work. The National Anti-Monopoly Bureau was established to punish those who have acted recklessly for 20 years. Internet giants have launched caring education.

The merger of Huya and Douyu, led by Tencent, was halted;

Alibaba abused its market dominance and was fined a huge sum of 182.28 billion;
Meituan implemented the "choose one of two" policy and was fined 34.42 billion, etc...

Strictly speaking, 99’s wanton ban on external companies is indeed suspected of abusing its market dominance, but 99 has another basis, namely documents from the Cyberspace Administration of China.

We did this according to the instructions in the documents. How can we say we have a monopoly?
This results in a conflict between net clean-up operations and antitrust.

How to deal with it depends on the official investigation and decision. Yao Yuan doesn't care at all. He knows that it will be fine - at least in the year 2018-2019, there will be no major incident.

However, he was even more unhappy.

He was just looking at Weibo, which was a little smelly, so he took out the shit in it, but the shit and shit actually exploded in the street!

(no more...)
(End of this chapter)