The Senate Judiciary Committee’s Antitrust Subcommittee hearing earlier this month featured familiar arguments about flawed anti-tech legislation from the last Congress. More from Springboard: https://t.co/QHACtWAPrR
According to @USChamber‘s Sean Heather, the FTC’s recently-revised Section 5 guidance could harm consumers and competition. https://t.co/0fQDiWIKwT https://t.co/A4BX1QS4z2
AI continues to be a core driver of competition in tech, as Nvidia announced the launch of a new set of cloud services to help businesses run generative AI. https://t.co/q7qhIxNCZk
As the American Bar Association continues its Antitrust Spring Meeting, here’s what you need to know about recently proposed antitrust policy from Congress and the FTC: https://t.co/fptlVmDB8F
According to @jamesdickey, “U.S. tech innovators have helped America’s towns and small businesses grow and thrive by enabling companies to serve – or be based in – corners of the country that simply weren’t accessible before.” More: https://t.co/SS6DAmtBNa
.@CCIANet‘s Krisztian Katona: “Instead of pursuing flawed legislative proposals, Congress must consider legislation that truly benefits consumers and the U.S. economy and that can successfully pass through both chambers of Congress.” https://t.co/P8KRpTtuau
AI competition and use continues to increase as “Goldman Sachs is using ChatGPT-style A.I. in house to assist developers with writing code.” https://t.co/eJoUS9nNrj
“Startups leverage dozens of technology services and tools to drive their successes,” research from @ccianet and @EngineOrg found. More: https://t.co/NNBaGJ8gGq
This week is the annual Antitrust Spring Meeting. Check out these three must-reads on recently-proposed antitrust policy from Congress and the FTC: https://t.co/wWddY8BX5Y
📺 Streaming competition continues to heat up as Fubo announced that it offers the most baseball coverage of any streaming company with a new https://t.co/0Ramwml40C partnership. https://t.co/vF03Z9nKVr
The Senate Judiciary Committee’s Antitrust Subcommittee hearing earlier this month featured familiar arguments about flawed anti-tech legislation from the last Congress. More from Springboard: https://t.co/QHACtWAPrR
According to @USChamber‘s Sean Heather, the FTC’s recently-revised Section 5 guidance could harm consumers and competition. https://t.co/0fQDiWIKwT https://t.co/A4BX1QS4z2
AI continues to be a core driver of competition in tech, as Nvidia announced the launch of a new set of cloud services to help businesses run generative AI. https://t.co/q7qhIxNCZk
As the American Bar Association continues its Antitrust Spring Meeting, here’s what you need to know about recently proposed antitrust policy from Congress and the FTC: https://t.co/fptlVmDB8F
According to @jamesdickey, “U.S. tech innovators have helped America’s towns and small businesses grow and thrive by enabling companies to serve – or be based in – corners of the country that simply weren’t accessible before.” More: https://t.co/SS6DAmtBNa
.@CCIANet‘s Krisztian Katona: “Instead of pursuing flawed legislative proposals, Congress must consider legislation that truly benefits consumers and the U.S. economy and that can successfully pass through both chambers of Congress.” https://t.co/P8KRpTtuau
AI competition and use continues to increase as “Goldman Sachs is using ChatGPT-style A.I. in house to assist developers with writing code.” https://t.co/eJoUS9nNrj
“Startups leverage dozens of technology services and tools to drive their successes,” research from @ccianet and @EngineOrg found. More: https://t.co/NNBaGJ8gGq
This week is the annual Antitrust Spring Meeting. Check out these three must-reads on recently-proposed antitrust policy from Congress and the FTC: https://t.co/wWddY8BX5Y
📺 Streaming competition continues to heat up as Fubo announced that it offers the most baseball coverage of any streaming company with a new https://t.co/0Ramwml40C partnership. https://t.co/vF03Z9nKVr