Learn how @Google is helping U.S. service members and veterans connect their military experience with job opportunities as they transition to the private sector. https://t.co/YfpWvmxp2A
“Changes in user & advertiser preferences have far outsized effects on the overall platform value because each side responds to the other,” @AAF‘s @WillRinehart writes of multi-sided tech platforms like social networking services. https://t.co/czSkXUEQNB
.@a16z‘s @martin_casado & @peter_lauten note that “any proprietary insight many data startups have initially weakens over time because the value of data decreases as more people collect it.” https://t.co/iJMeNN3KBG
.@mercnews & @EastBayTimes ed boards remind antitrust investigators that “innovation is at the heart of our economic growth. Our ability to remain a world power requires that we maintain a technological edge over China & our other global competitors.” https://t.co/XAhXHWtr38
Leading tech services’ share of new digital ad spending is declining, @WillRinehart notes. “Further, fixating on the online ad space is a misstep because the truly relevant market would include all of advertising.” https://t.co/czSkXUnfp1
.@ppi‘s @MichaelMandel: “In the economic sense, digital advertising is more productive than print advertising. The benefits of these lower prices flow directly to advertisers and consumers.” https://t.co/62UTLR7plC
#ICYMI: The Battle For Ad Dollars Is Fierce—Consumers Are The Winners https://t.co/62UTLRp0Kc
“I’ve seen improper actions corrected and punished around the world. But I also believe that regulation can stifle other’s innovation when done too soon and cripple companies when punishment was the goal.” –@stevesi https://t.co/yFoxzbbCvv
Via @MorningConsult: “In Washington, cracking down on big tech is popular. In the rest of U.S., not so much” https://t.co/RlLOCEkOcs
“Competition is alive and well in tech America. Unfortunately, you wouldn’t know it listening to cottage industry tech critics that parrot ‘big is bad’ arguments about the impact of large tech companies on new & smaller firms.” –@ccianet President Ed Black https://t.co/lxroKsoUEG
Learn how @Google is helping U.S. service members and veterans connect their military experience with job opportunities as they transition to the private sector. https://t.co/YfpWvmxp2A
“Changes in user & advertiser preferences have far outsized effects on the overall platform value because each side responds to the other,” @AAF‘s @WillRinehart writes of multi-sided tech platforms like social networking services. https://t.co/czSkXUEQNB
.@a16z‘s @martin_casado & @peter_lauten note that “any proprietary insight many data startups have initially weakens over time because the value of data decreases as more people collect it.” https://t.co/iJMeNN3KBG
.@mercnews & @EastBayTimes ed boards remind antitrust investigators that “innovation is at the heart of our economic growth. Our ability to remain a world power requires that we maintain a technological edge over China & our other global competitors.” https://t.co/XAhXHWtr38
Leading tech services’ share of new digital ad spending is declining, @WillRinehart notes. “Further, fixating on the online ad space is a misstep because the truly relevant market would include all of advertising.” https://t.co/czSkXUnfp1
.@ppi‘s @MichaelMandel: “In the economic sense, digital advertising is more productive than print advertising. The benefits of these lower prices flow directly to advertisers and consumers.” https://t.co/62UTLR7plC
#ICYMI: The Battle For Ad Dollars Is Fierce—Consumers Are The Winners https://t.co/62UTLRp0Kc
“I’ve seen improper actions corrected and punished around the world. But I also believe that regulation can stifle other’s innovation when done too soon and cripple companies when punishment was the goal.” –@stevesi https://t.co/yFoxzbbCvv
Via @MorningConsult: “In Washington, cracking down on big tech is popular. In the rest of U.S., not so much” https://t.co/RlLOCEkOcs
“Competition is alive and well in tech America. Unfortunately, you wouldn’t know it listening to cottage industry tech critics that parrot ‘big is bad’ arguments about the impact of large tech companies on new & smaller firms.” –@ccianet President Ed Black https://t.co/lxroKsoUEG