Antitrust Venue Bill Harms Small Businesses And Broader Economy
As we highlighted in part 1 of our series, federal judges spoke out against the State Antitrust Enforcement Venue Act for breaking the well-established Multidistrict Litigation process. As US District Judge Roslynn R. Mauskopf noted, “Given the nationwide scope of these antitrust litigations, such inconsistent rulings may complicate proceedings and sow confusion not only among […]
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💡 Words of wisdom from @geoffmanne & @AuerDirk: “Changes to existing antitrust law should thus be dictated by a rigorous assessment of the various costs and benefits they would entail, rather than a litany of hypothetical concerns.” https://t.co/L6JKPaq66N
🔥 Competition is the only constant in the ad space: Multichannel advertising platform Mediaocean will integrate TikTok advertising to help brands leverage marketing opportunities on TikTok, one of the fastest-growing media channels. Read more: https://t.co/w6CqiMyTTp
If Congress makes it harder for tech companies to collect and analyze data to improve platforms, “small business services and customers will pay the price when their digital tools cost more and deliver less,” reminds @ConnectedCoun‘s @Jacobmward https://t.co/jZw1W4Q5C8
🔍 Keyword: Competition in the search space
💻 Loading your search results… Yext, the AI-powered search company, introduced Find-a-Doc to help match patients with healthcare providers. https://t.co/ecHoa4m2PE
“The only way you can justify [breakup] from the economics perspective is some idea by hampering synergies, by hampering consumer welfare in the short term, you’re going to in some sense engender more dynamic competition,” notes @MIT‘s Christine Tucker https://t.co/RuXP7JpD24
Data isn’t a new concept and certainly doesn’t guarantee business success. TikTok, Zoom, and countless other innovative companies prove that good ideas win, even with little or no data. Read our latest piece on yesterday’s Senate Antitrust hearing: https://t.co/GrYG0k8Dtg
Reminder from Prof. John Yun in @GAI_GMU‘s report: “What we should avoid, however, are shortcuts and regulation, or unwarranted antitrust intervention, based on the ‘bigness’ of big data and perfunctory labels such as barriers to entry.” https://t.co/5lUPETzKoC
“A greater threat of being sued would also have a chilling effect on innovations that regulators might not understand or approve of.” @ceidotorg‘s @RegoftheDay on the flawed premises of yesterday’s Senate Antitrust hearing: https://t.co/N1cwejj41Y
The DTC trend in the retail space is accelerating. The world’s largest sportswear companies are all moving towards a DTC-led business model to build their relationship with consumers and improve customer experience. Read more: https://t.co/qsLyydhxF3 https://t.co/5QMVSgxtAR
Antitrust Venue Bill Harms Small Businesses And Broader Economy
As we highlighted in part 1 of our series, federal judges spoke out against the State Antitrust Enforcement Venue Act for breaking the well-established Multidistrict Litigation process. As US District Judge Roslynn R. Mauskopf noted, “Given the nationwide scope of these antitrust litigations, such inconsistent rulings may complicate proceedings and sow confusion not only among […]
Read More
💡 Words of wisdom from @geoffmanne & @AuerDirk: “Changes to existing antitrust law should thus be dictated by a rigorous assessment of the various costs and benefits they would entail, rather than a litany of hypothetical concerns.” https://t.co/L6JKPaq66N
🔥 Competition is the only constant in the ad space: Multichannel advertising platform Mediaocean will integrate TikTok advertising to help brands leverage marketing opportunities on TikTok, one of the fastest-growing media channels. Read more: https://t.co/w6CqiMyTTp
If Congress makes it harder for tech companies to collect and analyze data to improve platforms, “small business services and customers will pay the price when their digital tools cost more and deliver less,” reminds @ConnectedCoun‘s @Jacobmward https://t.co/jZw1W4Q5C8
🔍 Keyword: Competition in the search space
💻 Loading your search results… Yext, the AI-powered search company, introduced Find-a-Doc to help match patients with healthcare providers. https://t.co/ecHoa4m2PE
“The only way you can justify [breakup] from the economics perspective is some idea by hampering synergies, by hampering consumer welfare in the short term, you’re going to in some sense engender more dynamic competition,” notes @MIT‘s Christine Tucker https://t.co/RuXP7JpD24
Data isn’t a new concept and certainly doesn’t guarantee business success. TikTok, Zoom, and countless other innovative companies prove that good ideas win, even with little or no data. Read our latest piece on yesterday’s Senate Antitrust hearing: https://t.co/GrYG0k8Dtg
Reminder from Prof. John Yun in @GAI_GMU‘s report: “What we should avoid, however, are shortcuts and regulation, or unwarranted antitrust intervention, based on the ‘bigness’ of big data and perfunctory labels such as barriers to entry.” https://t.co/5lUPETzKoC
“A greater threat of being sued would also have a chilling effect on innovations that regulators might not understand or approve of.” @ceidotorg‘s @RegoftheDay on the flawed premises of yesterday’s Senate Antitrust hearing: https://t.co/N1cwejj41Y
The DTC trend in the retail space is accelerating. The world’s largest sportswear companies are all moving towards a DTC-led business model to build their relationship with consumers and improve customer experience. Read more: https://t.co/qsLyydhxF3 https://t.co/5QMVSgxtAR