Sen. Klobuchar’s Proposal Is Yet Another Breakup Bill In Disguise
In the face of overwhelming criticism of recent radical House antitrust overhaul bills, including Rep. Cicilline’s American Innovation and Choice Online Act, it’s disappointing to see the Senate follow the House’s lead. The latest such example is Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s American Innovation and Choice Online Act, which, according to recent press reports, is even worse […]
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The arguments are “not strong ground on which to move forward with UMC rulemaking,” says @M_Ohlhausen at yesterday’s @NetChoice event https://t.co/3wG7IyP6Jz
Competition is alive and well in retail as companies like Away luggage prove that direct-to-consumer sales can be a huge success. Check out more on competition on Springboard’s website https://t.co/2P0RP21t8B https://t.co/6kGr2Xd8wT
Looking at recent antitrust efforts against leading tech companies, the “approach appears to reveal a warped understanding of antitrust itself, focusing on size and competitors rather than on consumers,” says @rachelhchiu in @NRO https://t.co/1aLcKLrX2Q
Competition heats up in advertising as DoorDash begins allowing businesses to buy ad placements to show their restaurants or brands more prominently in its app, this comes as the food-delivery industry dives deeper into advertising. https://t.co/OnmgWJyeD3
ICYMI: Writing of recent antitrust efforts, small business owner Bryan Toston explains that “[s]mall business owners risk suffering hugely disproportionate impacts, especially in terms of how the digital tools we rely on are regulated” https://t.co/4LYxN6Abcb
🚀 NEWSFLASH: Valuations for emerging adtech companies are skyrocketing. The industry is growing and innovating at a rapid pace, with “smaller deals that indicate a hunger for better creative adtech,” according to @TechCrunch‘s Casey Saran. https://t.co/dLvw1BZopu
Small and medium businesses leaned on free and low-cost technology tools during the pandemic and will increasingly embrace their adoption and use, according to @ConnectedCoun. More: https://t.co/2wYNlzGLPT https://t.co/wa0TLUbh6G
“Regulators should recenter their analysis on consumer harm, rather than the size and structure of a business. After all, big is not necessarily bad — misconduct is.” Read more from @rachelhchiu via @NRO: https://t.co/I2yz6Xj6Ts
The abandonment of the consumer welfare standard “serves neither consumers nor other intended beneficiaries of a Neo-Brandeisian approach to antitrust.” Watch last week’s @WLF panel with @ProfWrightGMU and @corbinkbarthold. https://t.co/4Aq7PRyzlM
Sen. Klobuchar’s Proposal Is Yet Another Breakup Bill In Disguise
In the face of overwhelming criticism of recent radical House antitrust overhaul bills, including Rep. Cicilline’s American Innovation and Choice Online Act, it’s disappointing to see the Senate follow the House’s lead. The latest such example is Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s American Innovation and Choice Online Act, which, according to recent press reports, is even worse […]
Read More
The arguments are “not strong ground on which to move forward with UMC rulemaking,” says @M_Ohlhausen at yesterday’s @NetChoice event https://t.co/3wG7IyP6Jz
Competition is alive and well in retail as companies like Away luggage prove that direct-to-consumer sales can be a huge success. Check out more on competition on Springboard’s website https://t.co/2P0RP21t8B https://t.co/6kGr2Xd8wT
Looking at recent antitrust efforts against leading tech companies, the “approach appears to reveal a warped understanding of antitrust itself, focusing on size and competitors rather than on consumers,” says @rachelhchiu in @NRO https://t.co/1aLcKLrX2Q
Competition heats up in advertising as DoorDash begins allowing businesses to buy ad placements to show their restaurants or brands more prominently in its app, this comes as the food-delivery industry dives deeper into advertising. https://t.co/OnmgWJyeD3
ICYMI: Writing of recent antitrust efforts, small business owner Bryan Toston explains that “[s]mall business owners risk suffering hugely disproportionate impacts, especially in terms of how the digital tools we rely on are regulated” https://t.co/4LYxN6Abcb
🚀 NEWSFLASH: Valuations for emerging adtech companies are skyrocketing. The industry is growing and innovating at a rapid pace, with “smaller deals that indicate a hunger for better creative adtech,” according to @TechCrunch‘s Casey Saran. https://t.co/dLvw1BZopu
Small and medium businesses leaned on free and low-cost technology tools during the pandemic and will increasingly embrace their adoption and use, according to @ConnectedCoun. More: https://t.co/2wYNlzGLPT https://t.co/wa0TLUbh6G
“Regulators should recenter their analysis on consumer harm, rather than the size and structure of a business. After all, big is not necessarily bad — misconduct is.” Read more from @rachelhchiu via @NRO: https://t.co/I2yz6Xj6Ts
The abandonment of the consumer welfare standard “serves neither consumers nor other intended beneficiaries of a Neo-Brandeisian approach to antitrust.” Watch last week’s @WLF panel with @ProfWrightGMU and @corbinkbarthold. https://t.co/4Aq7PRyzlM