Many believe the government will have to bring in regulations to control the marketing of unhealthy food, and there are calls for a tax on sugar-sweetened drinks.
"Hopefully the government of Indonesia will look to bring in regulations to force companies in Indonesia to follow A.P.P.'s lead".
Transport for London (TfL), which was widely expected to clamp down on Uber in its latest proposals for London's private hire industry, turned its firepower instead on the 1,500 or so rickshaw riders who operate in and around central London, promising to bring in regulations for an as yet unregulated business.
But it is worried by cable hence Mr Case's call to Mr Roberts, and also AOL's energetic lobbying of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to bring in regulations that would give it access to cable's fast wires.A greater worry will surely be AT&T's increasing clout.
During his time in the army Mercer discovered that the Ministry of Defence was not averse to bringing in regulations to prevent judgments being made against it.
New Orleans, a city famous for its music, is thinking of bringing in new noise regulations.
"What you will see going forward is stronger exchanges and more businesses, more regulation, bringing in new users and the currency will become quite steady," he says.
On Wednesday David Cameron fuelled suspicions the Conservatives could launch a new drive against environmental costs as he criticised Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, for bringing in too many green regulations and supporting a "decarbonisation" target when energy secretary.
Fleet Street agrees the PCC must be reformed, but the last few weeks have been taken up by a huge row about whether it is necessary to bring in statutory regulation or an independent regulator backed by statute.
Promises to bring in tougher regulation are easy for an opposition to make but harder to implement.
