“It is indisputable,” writes @ConnectedCoun president Jake Ward in @TheHillOpinion, “that large digital platforms, services, and marketplaces provide small businesses with affordable, scalable, and secure business solutions.” https://t.co/l4RM0lpQoI
With Facebook inventory ads, @McCarthyLSChevy achieved a 9.4x return on ad spend. Karl Kramer, comms director: “seeing the sales with offline conversions, it further proves that inventory remarketing is a best practice for converting traffic back to sales” https://t.co/jfycgqDNj0
.@ConnectedCoun president Jake Ward in @TheHillOpinion: “Digital platforms, tools, and marketplaces help small businesses start, grow, and succeed. Digital advertising and online marketing help small companies find new customers — cost-efficiently.” https://t.co/l4RM0lHrNi
In their Nov paper for @CompPolicyInt, Timothy Muris and Jonathan Nuechterlein argue “It should be hard for the government to unwind any merger that it reviewed before consummation (or shortly thereafter) and elected not to challenge then” (1/7)
.@ScOpVC managing partner @kjpoconnor: “There’s no reason internet companies can’t be out-competed in the marketplace (remember Alta Vista, MySpace and https://t.co/FPcy1FkHMv?).” https://t.co/tmX1G2AZOg
“Through @facebook, we were able to serve & help our community—we reached new supporters & raised awareness of the dire situation in Puerto Rico” in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, says @mercycorps‘ Anne Bell-Fysh. Learn more: https://t.co/C57i15eXJf
The consumer welfare standard, the bedrock of antitrust law, acknowledges the power of competition to drive innovation, quality, choice, and price, all to the benefit of consumers. https://t.co/tmX1G2AZOg
The digital economy plays a significant role in U.S. economic growth and employment. https://t.co/flfL1uOqPo https://t.co/JvK0D9ADtb
#ICYMI: Competition drives tech innovation, improving consumer experience. https://t.co/tmX1G2AZOg
“By boosting small startups elsewhere in the economy,” leading tech services “actually serve as major forces acting against monopolies in other sectors,” notes @tylercowen. https://t.co/ko2JVZAaro
“It is indisputable,” writes @ConnectedCoun president Jake Ward in @TheHillOpinion, “that large digital platforms, services, and marketplaces provide small businesses with affordable, scalable, and secure business solutions.” https://t.co/l4RM0lpQoI
With Facebook inventory ads, @McCarthyLSChevy achieved a 9.4x return on ad spend. Karl Kramer, comms director: “seeing the sales with offline conversions, it further proves that inventory remarketing is a best practice for converting traffic back to sales” https://t.co/jfycgqDNj0
.@ConnectedCoun president Jake Ward in @TheHillOpinion: “Digital platforms, tools, and marketplaces help small businesses start, grow, and succeed. Digital advertising and online marketing help small companies find new customers — cost-efficiently.” https://t.co/l4RM0lHrNi
In their Nov paper for @CompPolicyInt, Timothy Muris and Jonathan Nuechterlein argue “It should be hard for the government to unwind any merger that it reviewed before consummation (or shortly thereafter) and elected not to challenge then” (1/7)
.@ScOpVC managing partner @kjpoconnor: “There’s no reason internet companies can’t be out-competed in the marketplace (remember Alta Vista, MySpace and https://t.co/FPcy1FkHMv?).” https://t.co/tmX1G2AZOg
“Through @facebook, we were able to serve & help our community—we reached new supporters & raised awareness of the dire situation in Puerto Rico” in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, says @mercycorps‘ Anne Bell-Fysh. Learn more: https://t.co/C57i15eXJf
The consumer welfare standard, the bedrock of antitrust law, acknowledges the power of competition to drive innovation, quality, choice, and price, all to the benefit of consumers. https://t.co/tmX1G2AZOg
The digital economy plays a significant role in U.S. economic growth and employment. https://t.co/flfL1uOqPo https://t.co/JvK0D9ADtb
#ICYMI: Competition drives tech innovation, improving consumer experience. https://t.co/tmX1G2AZOg
“By boosting small startups elsewhere in the economy,” leading tech services “actually serve as major forces acting against monopolies in other sectors,” notes @tylercowen. https://t.co/ko2JVZAaro