Curlethia and William Swanigan, the founders of Arkansas-based Black Swan Catering, used @Facebook ads to increase sales. “I didn’t spend tons of time and money on these ads, yet they generated dozens of Messenger inquiries that led to new business.” https://t.co/v8bniqh1yy
.@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
A competitive tech sector begets competitive advertising. Both @Snapchat and @tiktok_us are optimistic about the growth of their dynamic ad platforms, with Snapchat seeing “early success,” via @deannating https://t.co/qbTSkJcXKt
Enacting “new, restrictive laws” or engaging in “new antitrust practices” would “come with the consequence of less innovation, productivity, and consumer welfare,” warns @ITIFdc‘s Joe Kennedy https://t.co/auuruVf4T0
#ICYMI: CES 2020 featured some stark warnings from antitrust experts on the dangers of ignoring the facts in debates on competition and tech. Read those warnings here: https://t.co/5MVIYYGoEb
Excessive regulation of leading tech services could be detrimental to small businesses, argues Victoria Wise, CEO of Uppa Tea in CO. Legislation could “make our partnership more difficult and less valuable.” https://t.co/cBqxyD3whj
📺 As competition heats up in digital media, demand for new content does as well: 2019 saw the creation of 532 original scripted television shows, a record number and an increase of 7% from the year before. Read more: https://t.co/eq2uR6i3gn
The tech sector is a key driver in US economic growth: Six tech/e-commerce companies make the top 20 Investment Heroes list, with combined capital expenditures of over $72.55bn in 2018 https://t.co/uH8ywFUGQ5
☕ For Tennessee small business My Cup of Tea, @Google Ads have contributed to year-over-year sales improvement of 74%, with the majority of site traffic stemming from new visitors https://t.co/HWNZIfgUXX
Research fellow @jrhuddles of @Mercatus: “The fact that we have such a hard time pinpointing ‘how are consumers being harmed’ really raises that question of ‘is antitrust the appropriate tool here?’” https://t.co/Gwidbdwgfd
Curlethia and William Swanigan, the founders of Arkansas-based Black Swan Catering, used @Facebook ads to increase sales. “I didn’t spend tons of time and money on these ads, yet they generated dozens of Messenger inquiries that led to new business.” https://t.co/v8bniqh1yy
.@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
A competitive tech sector begets competitive advertising. Both @Snapchat and @tiktok_us are optimistic about the growth of their dynamic ad platforms, with Snapchat seeing “early success,” via @deannating https://t.co/qbTSkJcXKt
Enacting “new, restrictive laws” or engaging in “new antitrust practices” would “come with the consequence of less innovation, productivity, and consumer welfare,” warns @ITIFdc‘s Joe Kennedy https://t.co/auuruVf4T0
#ICYMI: CES 2020 featured some stark warnings from antitrust experts on the dangers of ignoring the facts in debates on competition and tech. Read those warnings here: https://t.co/5MVIYYGoEb
Excessive regulation of leading tech services could be detrimental to small businesses, argues Victoria Wise, CEO of Uppa Tea in CO. Legislation could “make our partnership more difficult and less valuable.” https://t.co/cBqxyD3whj
📺 As competition heats up in digital media, demand for new content does as well: 2019 saw the creation of 532 original scripted television shows, a record number and an increase of 7% from the year before. Read more: https://t.co/eq2uR6i3gn
The tech sector is a key driver in US economic growth: Six tech/e-commerce companies make the top 20 Investment Heroes list, with combined capital expenditures of over $72.55bn in 2018 https://t.co/uH8ywFUGQ5
☕ For Tennessee small business My Cup of Tea, @Google Ads have contributed to year-over-year sales improvement of 74%, with the majority of site traffic stemming from new visitors https://t.co/HWNZIfgUXX
Research fellow @jrhuddles of @Mercatus: “The fact that we have such a hard time pinpointing ‘how are consumers being harmed’ really raises that question of ‘is antitrust the appropriate tool here?’” https://t.co/Gwidbdwgfd