In last week’s @HouseJudiciary hearing, Google’s Adam Cohen noted the company spent $21.4 BILLION on R&D spending in 2018 alone https://t.co/bIYyasO3Fb
“In the 1990s, it cost a million dollars to start up a software company,” said @morganwreed. “Now, it’s a hundred thousand dollars in sweat equity.” Read more on how leading tech services are driving down costs here: https://t.co/bIYyaswsgB
.@TimothyTTaylor: Antitrust policy is not a one-size-fits-all solution for everything https://t.co/Z52kidpCvz
.@CarlSzabo: “Today, thanks to the internet, consumers have access to a smorgasbord of products, businesses, and information about pricing. With a couple of clicks customers can find the lowest prices for goods they want.” https://t.co/bIYyaswsgB
Discussions of antitrust and leading tech services “often sound like a person with a hammer who just wants to hit something,” writes @TimothyTTaylor. https://t.co/Z52kidpCvz
Check out how one month of Facebook video ads boosted @pulpandpress‘ brand awareness by 25% and purchases by 67% https://t.co/JuWHWRGIOH
Regarding last week’s hearings on tech, @stltoday‘s @dnickbiz points out that “Missing from the rhetoric on both sides was any acknowledgement of the benefits that these giants provide to consumers.” Read his full piece here: https://t.co/Wv2Bxk0jBu
“New products are constantly being introduced to the market. Barriers to entry are lower for entrepreneurs and small businesses while venture capital (V.C.) investments continue to increase.” @CmteForJustice‘s @AndAshleySays https://t.co/XhlEpBoPH5
An analysis by @Crunchbase finds that with over 34,000 venture capital deals, 2018 was the “most active year on record.” https://t.co/3QlN7Bpn2E
Leading tech services help small businesses get the word out in their communities. “Thanks to Google, I don’t think anyone in Fayetteville hasn’t heard of Riffraff,” says @ShopRiffraff‘s Kirsten Blowers. Read Riffraff’s story: https://t.co/wybfnkLI6A
In last week’s @HouseJudiciary hearing, Google’s Adam Cohen noted the company spent $21.4 BILLION on R&D spending in 2018 alone https://t.co/bIYyasO3Fb
“In the 1990s, it cost a million dollars to start up a software company,” said @morganwreed. “Now, it’s a hundred thousand dollars in sweat equity.” Read more on how leading tech services are driving down costs here: https://t.co/bIYyaswsgB
.@TimothyTTaylor: Antitrust policy is not a one-size-fits-all solution for everything https://t.co/Z52kidpCvz
.@CarlSzabo: “Today, thanks to the internet, consumers have access to a smorgasbord of products, businesses, and information about pricing. With a couple of clicks customers can find the lowest prices for goods they want.” https://t.co/bIYyaswsgB
Discussions of antitrust and leading tech services “often sound like a person with a hammer who just wants to hit something,” writes @TimothyTTaylor. https://t.co/Z52kidpCvz
Check out how one month of Facebook video ads boosted @pulpandpress‘ brand awareness by 25% and purchases by 67% https://t.co/JuWHWRGIOH
Regarding last week’s hearings on tech, @stltoday‘s @dnickbiz points out that “Missing from the rhetoric on both sides was any acknowledgement of the benefits that these giants provide to consumers.” Read his full piece here: https://t.co/Wv2Bxk0jBu
“New products are constantly being introduced to the market. Barriers to entry are lower for entrepreneurs and small businesses while venture capital (V.C.) investments continue to increase.” @CmteForJustice‘s @AndAshleySays https://t.co/XhlEpBoPH5
An analysis by @Crunchbase finds that with over 34,000 venture capital deals, 2018 was the “most active year on record.” https://t.co/3QlN7Bpn2E
Leading tech services help small businesses get the word out in their communities. “Thanks to Google, I don’t think anyone in Fayetteville hasn’t heard of Riffraff,” says @ShopRiffraff‘s Kirsten Blowers. Read Riffraff’s story: https://t.co/wybfnkLI6A