In 2016, the digital economy accounted for 5.9 million jobs and 6.5% of total U.S. GDP. https://t.co/flfL1v62dY https://t.co/YZRpHYQBVe
A @facebook ad campaign helped family dealership @KellyAuto to grow truck sales at a newly-acquired location. Leading tech services are powering business growth across the country. https://t.co/kfoVvKVqTN
As the debate over tech competition continues, here are three expert perspectives to keep in mind: https://t.co/1qQHdoLz4L
It’s no surprise that consumers place such a high value on digital tools like email, search engines, and video streaming. https://t.co/gwb6fUWw6D https://t.co/dJjx85H5fZ
“I am particularly alarmed by some of the more radical calls to regulate Big Tech,” said @FTC Commissioner Christine Wilson in a recent speech. https://t.co/nHIrC1KLJR
If plans to break up tech companies were enacted, AEI’s @drj_policy writes, the United States would lose its technological edge https://t.co/nEv4psrx0t
Check out how the @LAClippers employed Facebook advertising to promote ticket sales, boosting their return on ad spend 2.25X https://t.co/1Kg4GKS8Eu
Drawing lines around tech markets is hard, Matthew Lane @DisCo_Project notes, as “the role tech products play in society can shift as they evolve, suddenly becoming competitors to other products & services in markets which previously seemed unrelated.” https://t.co/a5kJJtKTkS
Antitrust expert Herbert Hovenkamp: The protection of “obsolete or less efficient rivals” isn’t the purpose of antitrust laws. “Rather, the focus of antitrust laws should be on maximizing output, which benefits both consumers and workers.” Read more: https://t.co/1qQHdotXGb
“@Google tools let us market all over,” says @ReelDealAnglers founder Rhett Bain. Leading tech services give small business owners access to customers they never could’ve reached otherwise. https://t.co/ypNDOVvA4A
In 2016, the digital economy accounted for 5.9 million jobs and 6.5% of total U.S. GDP. https://t.co/flfL1v62dY https://t.co/YZRpHYQBVe
A @facebook ad campaign helped family dealership @KellyAuto to grow truck sales at a newly-acquired location. Leading tech services are powering business growth across the country. https://t.co/kfoVvKVqTN
As the debate over tech competition continues, here are three expert perspectives to keep in mind: https://t.co/1qQHdoLz4L
It’s no surprise that consumers place such a high value on digital tools like email, search engines, and video streaming. https://t.co/gwb6fUWw6D https://t.co/dJjx85H5fZ
“I am particularly alarmed by some of the more radical calls to regulate Big Tech,” said @FTC Commissioner Christine Wilson in a recent speech. https://t.co/nHIrC1KLJR
If plans to break up tech companies were enacted, AEI’s @drj_policy writes, the United States would lose its technological edge https://t.co/nEv4psrx0t
Check out how the @LAClippers employed Facebook advertising to promote ticket sales, boosting their return on ad spend 2.25X https://t.co/1Kg4GKS8Eu
Drawing lines around tech markets is hard, Matthew Lane @DisCo_Project notes, as “the role tech products play in society can shift as they evolve, suddenly becoming competitors to other products & services in markets which previously seemed unrelated.” https://t.co/a5kJJtKTkS
Antitrust expert Herbert Hovenkamp: The protection of “obsolete or less efficient rivals” isn’t the purpose of antitrust laws. “Rather, the focus of antitrust laws should be on maximizing output, which benefits both consumers and workers.” Read more: https://t.co/1qQHdotXGb
“@Google tools let us market all over,” says @ReelDealAnglers founder Rhett Bain. Leading tech services give small business owners access to customers they never could’ve reached otherwise. https://t.co/ypNDOVvA4A