ICYMI: Testimony from last week’s House Small Business Committee hearing highlighted the ways that leading tech services benefit America’s small businesses https://t.co/OD6p2oagsx
Captured agencies “act to benefit the industry’s established players, disadvantaging newer firms and the public at large. In worst-case scenarios, such agencies can block new, disruptive competitors,” warns @neil_chilson via @washingtonpost https://t.co/sDjFgUlNiu
For Prairie Fire Pottery, a North Dakota-based studio, @Google ads enabled a wide-reaching digital presence of 14,000 digital visitors annually https://t.co/npzJj4wdLk
“The competitive conditions over the past 10 years, and presently, suggest that the nature of competition in [the tech] space will continue to evolve and benefit consumers on the whole,” predicts @GDufault of @actonline https://t.co/OD6p2orRk5
#DidYouKnow: Excessive regulatory action against leading tech services could be detrimental for the small business owner. Find out why: https://t.co/OD6p2oagsx
As leading tech services innovate and compete, the technology sector remains increasingly productive. https://t.co/Ees7j29KN5
Through his business @shearshare, @drtyecaldwell employs 14 people. “None of this would be possible without digital tools. In fact, recent studies show that more than 80 percent of small businesses just like ours benefit from digital tools and services.” https://t.co/N1YJr4t5CH
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (@JimPressOffice) on the consumer welfare focus of U.S. antitrust law at last Wednesday’s @HouseJudiciary hearing: “I cast my vote with the consumers, and I think that one hundred years ago our predecessors in Congress got it right.” https://t.co/xzBfqRmNZb
In a recent @techpolicyinst podcast, MIT prof @ce_tucker argues that leading tech services generate an enormous amount of unmeasured economic impact: “the advertising supported internet, if you think about it, is just amazing” https://t.co/5lua94pdw5
Competition between advertising platforms is heating up. Costs are coming down for advertisers— and consumers are benefitting https://t.co/mQBNMDVNvA
ICYMI: Testimony from last week’s House Small Business Committee hearing highlighted the ways that leading tech services benefit America’s small businesses https://t.co/OD6p2oagsx
Captured agencies “act to benefit the industry’s established players, disadvantaging newer firms and the public at large. In worst-case scenarios, such agencies can block new, disruptive competitors,” warns @neil_chilson via @washingtonpost https://t.co/sDjFgUlNiu
For Prairie Fire Pottery, a North Dakota-based studio, @Google ads enabled a wide-reaching digital presence of 14,000 digital visitors annually https://t.co/npzJj4wdLk
“The competitive conditions over the past 10 years, and presently, suggest that the nature of competition in [the tech] space will continue to evolve and benefit consumers on the whole,” predicts @GDufault of @actonline https://t.co/OD6p2orRk5
#DidYouKnow: Excessive regulatory action against leading tech services could be detrimental for the small business owner. Find out why: https://t.co/OD6p2oagsx
As leading tech services innovate and compete, the technology sector remains increasingly productive. https://t.co/Ees7j29KN5
Through his business @shearshare, @drtyecaldwell employs 14 people. “None of this would be possible without digital tools. In fact, recent studies show that more than 80 percent of small businesses just like ours benefit from digital tools and services.” https://t.co/N1YJr4t5CH
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (@JimPressOffice) on the consumer welfare focus of U.S. antitrust law at last Wednesday’s @HouseJudiciary hearing: “I cast my vote with the consumers, and I think that one hundred years ago our predecessors in Congress got it right.” https://t.co/xzBfqRmNZb
In a recent @techpolicyinst podcast, MIT prof @ce_tucker argues that leading tech services generate an enormous amount of unmeasured economic impact: “the advertising supported internet, if you think about it, is just amazing” https://t.co/5lua94pdw5
Competition between advertising platforms is heating up. Costs are coming down for advertisers— and consumers are benefitting https://t.co/mQBNMDVNvA