ICYMI: The consumer welfare standard – a bipartisan consensus for 40 years – should continue to guide federal antitrust policy https://t.co/OOYAXLYEra
Leading tech services drive down prices and constantly offer new and improved products. Individual consumers & entrepreneurs have been the greatest beneficiaries of this trend, per @McKinsey_MGI https://t.co/Ax26hRMAur
Few industries have lower barriers to entry and switching costs than our technology sector. The U.S. must remain at the forefront of competition and innovation. https://t.co/hLK8RqpCyO
Before the @EU_Commission announces its decision on the Android investigation this morning, be sure to get the facts. Android is open, free, and non-exclusive. #AndroidWorks https://t.co/p1jD6vLECy
One of the best commentaries on the Android investigation: “If Google’s grand plan really is to keep rivals off Android phones, it sure is doing a poor job of it.’ @fmanjoo #AndroidWorks https://t.co/6Z3hlwk8Tl
Key takeaways from the @MorningConsult “Brand Toolbox” analysis: 1. Millennials are attuned to biz ethics like employee pay, CSR, and support for civil rights. 2. Millennials *love* leading tech services. https://t.co/dOw9ZhsTOF
Big tech is leading the economy: “They are innovating at a furious rate, creating new ways of working, new marketplaces, and opening up space for tens of thousands of entrepreneurial companies to flourish.” https://t.co/ech5TB8kUL
The current tech landscape has provided consumers with “more power than they ever had before,” argues @mattlynnwriter via @telegraph https://t.co/ech5TAQK3d
.@MorningConsult released its analysis of most-loved brands… and leading tech services are at the top of the list: https://t.co/uoMcOArxhu
Within the ten brands most favored by millennials (according to @MorningConsult analysis) are competing tech services: https://t.co/uoMcOArxhu
Billboard ads are back: Increased investment in outdoor advertising are bringing new competitors into the advertising space. @jshieber https://t.co/7o9lTna7jF
Digital giants are “the most exciting part of the economy,” writes @mattlynnwriter, citing their “furious rate” of innovation. https://t.co/ech5TB8kUL
Growing up in the early 2000s, when digital crime boomed, Google’s safe browsing helped build a more secure web, writes @lilyhnewman https://t.co/9c0q9wT1UM
ICYMI: The consumer welfare standard – a bipartisan consensus for 40 years – should continue to guide federal antitrust policy https://t.co/OOYAXLYEra
Leading tech services drive down prices and constantly offer new and improved products. Individual consumers & entrepreneurs have been the greatest beneficiaries of this trend, per @McKinsey_MGI https://t.co/Ax26hRMAur
Few industries have lower barriers to entry and switching costs than our technology sector. The U.S. must remain at the forefront of competition and innovation. https://t.co/hLK8RqpCyO
Before the @EU_Commission announces its decision on the Android investigation this morning, be sure to get the facts. Android is open, free, and non-exclusive. #AndroidWorks https://t.co/p1jD6vLECy
ICYMI: Get The Facts Ahead Of EC's Decision On Android Investigation - Springboard - Tech empowering the next wave of opportunity
The EC is expected to fine Google’s Android, a free and open software. As NYT’s Farhad Manjoo wrote in 2016, “If Google’s grand plan really is to keep rivals off Android phones, it sure is doing a poor job of it.” The EC’s analysis curiously concludes Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS are not competitors. What’s …
One of the best commentaries on the Android investigation: “If Google’s grand plan really is to keep rivals off Android phones, it sure is doing a poor job of it.’ @fmanjoo #AndroidWorks https://t.co/6Z3hlwk8Tl
Google Shuts Out Competitors on Android? Hardly
The European Union is arguing that Google’s mobile operating system does not offer enough diversity of product, but consumers swamped in preloaded apps would disagree.
Key takeaways from the @MorningConsult “Brand Toolbox” analysis: 1. Millennials are attuned to biz ethics like employee pay, CSR, and support for civil rights. 2. Millennials *love* leading tech services. https://t.co/dOw9ZhsTOF
Data Suggests Surprising Shift: Duopoly Not All-Powerful - eMarketer
Google and Facebook may control the bulk of the US digital ad market, but their competitors are starting to eat into that share. eMarketer estimates they will capture a combined 56.8% of US digital ad investment in 2018, down from 58.5% last year.
Big tech is leading the economy: “They are innovating at a furious rate, creating new ways of working, new marketplaces, and opening up space for tens of thousands of entrepreneurial companies to flourish.” https://t.co/ech5TB8kUL
EU's self-appointed role as policeman of the internet risks damaging free enterprise
Three billion euros?
The current tech landscape has provided consumers with “more power than they ever had before,” argues @mattlynnwriter via @telegraph https://t.co/ech5TAQK3d
EU's self-appointed role as policeman of the internet risks damaging free enterprise
Three billion euros?
.@MorningConsult released its analysis of most-loved brands… and leading tech services are at the top of the list: https://t.co/uoMcOArxhu
Within the ten brands most favored by millennials (according to @MorningConsult analysis) are competing tech services: https://t.co/uoMcOArxhu
Billboard ads are back: Increased investment in outdoor advertising are bringing new competitors into the advertising space. @jshieber https://t.co/7o9lTna7jF
Aiming to make billboard advertising more programmatic, Adquick raises $2.1 million
Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Initialized Capital and an investor in Adquick, a new service that’s looking to bring billboard advertising into the internet age, bought his last billboard ad just this year. For several years, the Reddit founder had turned to outdoor advertising as a tool t…
Digital giants are “the most exciting part of the economy,” writes @mattlynnwriter, citing their “furious rate” of innovation. https://t.co/ech5TB8kUL
EU's self-appointed role as policeman of the internet risks damaging free enterprise
Three billion euros?
Growing up in the early 2000s, when digital crime boomed, Google’s safe browsing helped build a more secure web, writes @lilyhnewman https://t.co/9c0q9wT1UM
How Google's Safe Browsing Helped Build a More Secure Web
You may not have heard of Safe Browsing, but it's made the web more secure for over a decade. Here's its story, from the people who built it.