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    London is going back to the dark ages: Carnegie Mellon professor on Uber decision

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    Ed Lee, Recode managing editor, and Vivek Wadhwa, Carnegie Mellon professor, discuss more problems ahead for Uber as the company lost its license to operate in London.

    London Taxi drivers stage a protest on Whitehall on February 10, 2016 in London, England. Drivers are claiming that Uber is not subjected to the same stringent regulation requirements as they are and that deregulation of the trade has compromised passenger safety.
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