Policymakers are troubled by purported “ills that have been attributed to [tech]… However, assuming these ills are real and have indeed been caused by Big Tech, remedying them is patently outside the narrow remit of the antitrust laws.” –@AuerDirk https://t.co/MAa3FeqITC
ICYMI: In recent times, small businesses have put digital tools to use—with 85% reporting using them in innovative ways or trying new tools to grow their businesses. More: https://t.co/EDgYGdsXCm
📺 New streaming entrant @hbomax is set to debut an ad-supported version in the spring—another example of platforms innovating & adapting to provide the “broadest cross section of content.” More: https://t.co/NZfhdPpsl2
Disruption in the technology sector is alive and well. Exhibit A: The wearables market ⬇ https://t.co/YDpHSVFWL1
Tech & competition policy expert @larrydownes explains network effects ≠ long-term dominance. “Even wildly successful technology start-ups have fallen victim to a surprising drop-off in user attention.” https://t.co/GkQ2CTb79F
Myth: Pre-consumer welfare standard, antitrust enforcement led to more competition and positive economic outcomes.
Fact: “The attack on bigness often resulted in great uncertainty as companies wondered how big was too big” @JV_Kennedy. https://t.co/SiBRXT4oUS
Small business owners can now manage their posts and messages in one place, helping them get their word out and stay connected with @Facebook‘s new Business Suite. https://t.co/0iihxeeBzp
“Marketplaces promote competition, enable retailers to access a larger audience, and deliver greater choice to customers. Everyone benefits. Online marketplaces work the same way, but as with everything digital the benefits reach much further.” @Jacobmward https://t.co/xQWEfF9l3V
The more, the merrier❕ The latest from Springboard breaks down how network effects play out in competitive marketplaces. https://t.co/GkQ2CTb79F
An important reminder that market power does not equal monopoly power. Check out this helpful lecture about the role of market definition in antitrust law. https://t.co/ND36r8tcNh
Policymakers are troubled by purported “ills that have been attributed to [tech]… However, assuming these ills are real and have indeed been caused by Big Tech, remedying them is patently outside the narrow remit of the antitrust laws.” –@AuerDirk https://t.co/MAa3FeqITC
ICYMI: In recent times, small businesses have put digital tools to use—with 85% reporting using them in innovative ways or trying new tools to grow their businesses. More: https://t.co/EDgYGdsXCm
📺 New streaming entrant @hbomax is set to debut an ad-supported version in the spring—another example of platforms innovating & adapting to provide the “broadest cross section of content.” More: https://t.co/NZfhdPpsl2
Disruption in the technology sector is alive and well. Exhibit A: The wearables market ⬇ https://t.co/YDpHSVFWL1
Tech & competition policy expert @larrydownes explains network effects ≠ long-term dominance. “Even wildly successful technology start-ups have fallen victim to a surprising drop-off in user attention.” https://t.co/GkQ2CTb79F
Myth: Pre-consumer welfare standard, antitrust enforcement led to more competition and positive economic outcomes.
Fact: “The attack on bigness often resulted in great uncertainty as companies wondered how big was too big” @JV_Kennedy. https://t.co/SiBRXT4oUS
Small business owners can now manage their posts and messages in one place, helping them get their word out and stay connected with @Facebook‘s new Business Suite. https://t.co/0iihxeeBzp
“Marketplaces promote competition, enable retailers to access a larger audience, and deliver greater choice to customers. Everyone benefits. Online marketplaces work the same way, but as with everything digital the benefits reach much further.” @Jacobmward https://t.co/xQWEfF9l3V
The more, the merrier❕ The latest from Springboard breaks down how network effects play out in competitive marketplaces. https://t.co/GkQ2CTb79F
An important reminder that market power does not equal monopoly power. Check out this helpful lecture about the role of market definition in antitrust law. https://t.co/ND36r8tcNh