“A business does not have to sell software to be a technology company,” reminds Tracey Welson-Rossman in @Forbes. Companies across industry can leverage “tech to be more useful and relevant.” https://t.co/PEG0bPEjRg
💡 #MondayMantra: Data protection can’t be solved with antitrust. Read up on the reasons why they’re separate here: https://t.co/HtEDhAtXNh
.@ProfWrightGMU and @A_Portuese on the rise of antitrust populism:
“a return to pre-economics of competition policies would be detrimental for both the innovativeness of these disruptive industries and for the advancement of academic knowledge” https://t.co/4zRLrMxUNd
🌳Tree house builders @TreeHouseBro used @Google AdWords to expand their business. “Within one week of being on AdWords, we started getting our first calls” https://t.co/mt3zdDTjMt
According to @Upwork‘s Digital Freelancing in America study, 77% of freelancers say technology has made it easier to find freelance work https://t.co/9hR7amE6AY
Digital tools have enabled the formation of a new market landscape that empowers freelancers and entrepreneurs. Read more: https://t.co/9hR7ammvJq
At @CES earlier this year, @ZacharyGraves argued that the current tech debate highlights a “schism” between the “pundit class” and everyday consumers https://t.co/ElIeSd6vYA
.@LawEconCenter‘s @kristianstout argues that the recent push to use antitrust law to punish tech firms is based on political expediency rather than evidence of anticompetitive behavior: https://t.co/41PK9i7Zwi
As reminded by a Utah small business owner, “digital tools and platforms are vital to the continued sustainability of small businesses in our state.” Read the full letter to the editor via @standardex: https://t.co/q8XxOPrL1Q
ICYMI: “Abusing antitrust law to clobber [leading tech services] for electoral gain won’t end well for anyone,” warns the @business Editorial Board. Read the full piece here: https://t.co/hkxS5SA3nM
“A business does not have to sell software to be a technology company,” reminds Tracey Welson-Rossman in @Forbes. Companies across industry can leverage “tech to be more useful and relevant.” https://t.co/PEG0bPEjRg
💡 #MondayMantra: Data protection can’t be solved with antitrust. Read up on the reasons why they’re separate here: https://t.co/HtEDhAtXNh
.@ProfWrightGMU and @A_Portuese on the rise of antitrust populism:
“a return to pre-economics of competition policies would be detrimental for both the innovativeness of these disruptive industries and for the advancement of academic knowledge” https://t.co/4zRLrMxUNd
🌳Tree house builders @TreeHouseBro used @Google AdWords to expand their business. “Within one week of being on AdWords, we started getting our first calls” https://t.co/mt3zdDTjMt
According to @Upwork‘s Digital Freelancing in America study, 77% of freelancers say technology has made it easier to find freelance work https://t.co/9hR7amE6AY
Digital tools have enabled the formation of a new market landscape that empowers freelancers and entrepreneurs. Read more: https://t.co/9hR7ammvJq
At @CES earlier this year, @ZacharyGraves argued that the current tech debate highlights a “schism” between the “pundit class” and everyday consumers https://t.co/ElIeSd6vYA
.@LawEconCenter‘s @kristianstout argues that the recent push to use antitrust law to punish tech firms is based on political expediency rather than evidence of anticompetitive behavior: https://t.co/41PK9i7Zwi
As reminded by a Utah small business owner, “digital tools and platforms are vital to the continued sustainability of small businesses in our state.” Read the full letter to the editor via @standardex: https://t.co/q8XxOPrL1Q
ICYMI: “Abusing antitrust law to clobber [leading tech services] for electoral gain won’t end well for anyone,” warns the @business Editorial Board. Read the full piece here: https://t.co/hkxS5SA3nM