.@ccianet‘s Ed Black on the difference between leading tech services and utilities: “We’re stuck with our power company or internet provider – but we can leave Facebook whenever we want.” https://t.co/LhYocxmcCd
From @YahooFinance: “So while the threat of breaking up a company might make for splashy headlines, it’s not the ultimate solution to taming Big Tech.” https://t.co/vIH1K5IwS9
Customers enjoy wide freedom of choice in leading tech services, notes @drj_policy. “Whether this freedom of choice results in market share growth or market share declines, it should be cause for celebration, not alarm, regulation, and breakups.” https://t.co/KQ9H59O4mI
“Since using Google Ads, we’ve seen more sales in the first month of this year than all of last year,” says Skinny Sticks’ Maple Syrup’s Mitch Hoyt. Leading tech services’ ad tools connect small businesses to customers passionate about their products. https://t.co/zpTZomo0Hv
#ICYMI: @ccianet President Ed Black’s @rc_markets op-ed warns, “Policymakers touting ‘break them up’ solutions” against leading tech services “should be wary of disrupting the benefits of these dynamic economic engines of growth.” https://t.co/LhYocxDO0N
While “antitrust is meant to punish big companies like this that use their leverage to raise costs for consumers,” leading tech services “offer many products and services that are free,” notes @optinmonster‘s Thomas Griffin. https://t.co/ULtyMptmGs
#ICYMI @AEI‘s @drj_policy notes that Senator Warren’s proposals to break up tech could lead to businesses becoming more politicized and losing value while also moving the U.S. to the “backwater of tech innovation.” https://t.co/lc5JnDlvnz
Leading tech services invest billions in research and development. In fact, in 2017, six of the top ten spenders in R&D were tech companies. Read more: https://t.co/7UJWt60wBj https://t.co/m9FIWawKpH
#DYK venture capital investment in the tech sector is at a 20-year high? In @rc_markets, @CCIAnet‘s Ed Black notes that in the current venture capital climate startups are nourished, not suffocated. Read his full op-ed here: https://t.co/LhYocxDO0N
In a speech earlier this year, AAG for Antitrust Makan Delrahim highlighted that the “consumer welfare standard is not limited to looking at price effects. It also takes into account effects on quantity, quality, consumer choice, and innovation.” https://t.co/cDF9tZBzx0
.@ccianet‘s Ed Black on the difference between leading tech services and utilities: “We’re stuck with our power company or internet provider – but we can leave Facebook whenever we want.” https://t.co/LhYocxmcCd
From @YahooFinance: “So while the threat of breaking up a company might make for splashy headlines, it’s not the ultimate solution to taming Big Tech.” https://t.co/vIH1K5IwS9
Customers enjoy wide freedom of choice in leading tech services, notes @drj_policy. “Whether this freedom of choice results in market share growth or market share declines, it should be cause for celebration, not alarm, regulation, and breakups.” https://t.co/KQ9H59O4mI
“Since using Google Ads, we’ve seen more sales in the first month of this year than all of last year,” says Skinny Sticks’ Maple Syrup’s Mitch Hoyt. Leading tech services’ ad tools connect small businesses to customers passionate about their products. https://t.co/zpTZomo0Hv
#ICYMI: @ccianet President Ed Black’s @rc_markets op-ed warns, “Policymakers touting ‘break them up’ solutions” against leading tech services “should be wary of disrupting the benefits of these dynamic economic engines of growth.” https://t.co/LhYocxDO0N
While “antitrust is meant to punish big companies like this that use their leverage to raise costs for consumers,” leading tech services “offer many products and services that are free,” notes @optinmonster‘s Thomas Griffin. https://t.co/ULtyMptmGs
#ICYMI @AEI‘s @drj_policy notes that Senator Warren’s proposals to break up tech could lead to businesses becoming more politicized and losing value while also moving the U.S. to the “backwater of tech innovation.” https://t.co/lc5JnDlvnz
Leading tech services invest billions in research and development. In fact, in 2017, six of the top ten spenders in R&D were tech companies. Read more: https://t.co/7UJWt60wBj https://t.co/m9FIWawKpH
#DYK venture capital investment in the tech sector is at a 20-year high? In @rc_markets, @CCIAnet‘s Ed Black notes that in the current venture capital climate startups are nourished, not suffocated. Read his full op-ed here: https://t.co/LhYocxDO0N
In a speech earlier this year, AAG for Antitrust Makan Delrahim highlighted that the “consumer welfare standard is not limited to looking at price effects. It also takes into account effects on quantity, quality, consumer choice, and innovation.” https://t.co/cDF9tZBzx0