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
Don’t overlook the vibrancy of the tech industry, especially as driven by the ongoing success of startups. https://t.co/c8M2CNRkmQ
Disruptive changes put incumbent firms at a serious disadvantage compared to startups. @joshgans at Wednesday’s #FTChearings: https://t.co/h0AYxFqxbF
Despite what @SuperWuster writes, acquisitions by leading tech services are just a small percentage of total acquisitions in the tech sector https://t.co/kqeFJvRUns
AAG for Antitrust Makan Delrahim talking about antitrust enforcement: “As far as what we do in our enforcement, we need the evidence, we need the economics.” https://t.co/EZbuCAFmJt
Tech is even more vibrant today than it was in the past. Read more here: https://t.co/kqeFJvRUns
Setting The Record Straight: @SuperWuster ignores reality of tech competition https://t.co/kqeFJvRUns
In an interview with @davidfaber, AAG for Antitrust Makan Delrahim pointed out that Silicon Valley and the venture capital world are “alive and well,” with new companies often popping up. https://t.co/EZbuCAFmJt
#GoodRead Google open-sources AI that can distinguish between voices with 92% accuracy https://t.co/ShAyNEiqRy
.@RobAtkinsonITIF at @CCIAnet‘s event last week: “In short, there is no legitimate case for abandoning the consumer welfare standard in favor of a vague and hard-to-enforce alternative.” https://t.co/swMUhCHK6i https://t.co/BOfDuHdz2E
A downside of hasty regulation? “Big companies can comply with those new laws much easier than smaller ones.” H/t @ccianet‘s @MLopezGaldos https://t.co/xbJWHnbLMn
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
Don’t overlook the vibrancy of the tech industry, especially as driven by the ongoing success of startups. https://t.co/c8M2CNRkmQ
STRS: Wu Ignores Reality Of Tech Competition - Springboard - Tech empowering the next wave of opportunity
In a recent Wired piece, Tim Wu ignores economic and market realities in his call for regulation of leading tech services. Wu overlooks that the vibrancy of the tech industry is driven by the ongoing success of start-ups, relying on nostalgia instead of facts about the highly competitive modern technology market. Some research dispelling Wu’s …
Disruptive changes put incumbent firms at a serious disadvantage compared to startups. @joshgans at Wednesday’s #FTChearings: https://t.co/h0AYxFqxbF
Joshua Gans: No Doubt That Disruption Is Everything
Despite what @SuperWuster writes, acquisitions by leading tech services are just a small percentage of total acquisitions in the tech sector https://t.co/kqeFJvRUns
STRS: Wu Ignores Reality Of Tech Competition - Springboard - Tech empowering the next wave of opportunity
In a recent Wired piece, Tim Wu ignores economic and market realities in his call for regulation of leading tech services. Wu overlooks that the vibrancy of the tech industry is driven by the ongoing success of start-ups, relying on nostalgia instead of facts about the highly competitive modern technology market. Some research dispelling Wu’s …
AAG for Antitrust Makan Delrahim talking about antitrust enforcement: “As far as what we do in our enforcement, we need the evidence, we need the economics.” https://t.co/EZbuCAFmJt
Watch CNBC full interview with DOJ antitrust chief Makan Delrahim
Makan Delrahim, U.S. Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust, discusses the Department of Justice's antitrust policy when it comes to big tech and his approach to antitrust enforcement.
Tech is even more vibrant today than it was in the past. Read more here: https://t.co/kqeFJvRUns
STRS: Wu Ignores Reality Of Tech Competition - Springboard - Tech empowering the next wave of opportunity
In a recent Wired piece, Tim Wu ignores economic and market realities in his call for regulation of leading tech services. Wu overlooks that the vibrancy of the tech industry is driven by the ongoing success of start-ups, relying on nostalgia instead of facts about the highly competitive modern technology market. Some research dispelling Wu’s …
Setting The Record Straight: @SuperWuster ignores reality of tech competition https://t.co/kqeFJvRUns
STRS: Wu Ignores Reality Of Tech Competition - Springboard - Tech empowering the next wave of opportunity
In a recent Wired piece, Tim Wu ignores economic and market realities in his call for regulation of leading tech services. Wu overlooks that the vibrancy of the tech industry is driven by the ongoing success of start-ups, relying on nostalgia instead of facts about the highly competitive modern technology market. Some research dispelling Wu’s …
In an interview with @davidfaber, AAG for Antitrust Makan Delrahim pointed out that Silicon Valley and the venture capital world are “alive and well,” with new companies often popping up. https://t.co/EZbuCAFmJt
Watch CNBC full interview with DOJ antitrust chief Makan Delrahim
Makan Delrahim, U.S. Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust, discusses the Department of Justice's antitrust policy when it comes to big tech and his approach to antitrust enforcement.
#GoodRead Google open-sources AI that can distinguish between voices with 92% accuracy https://t.co/ShAyNEiqRy
Google open-sources AI that can distinguish between voices with 92% accuracy
Google researchers have open-sourced an AI system that can suss out speakers with state-of-the-art accuracy compared to previous methods.
.@RobAtkinsonITIF at @CCIAnet‘s event last week: “In short, there is no legitimate case for abandoning the consumer welfare standard in favor of a vague and hard-to-enforce alternative.” https://t.co/swMUhCHK6i https://t.co/BOfDuHdz2E
A downside of hasty regulation? “Big companies can comply with those new laws much easier than smaller ones.” H/t @ccianet‘s @MLopezGaldos https://t.co/xbJWHnbLMn
In Case You Missed It: Key Takeaways From This Week's FTC Hearings - Springboard - Tech empowering the next wave of opportunity
This week, the FTC held its sixth in a series of hearings about competition policy in the 21st century. Below are a few highlights from some leading experts in the field. Data is a widely available resource, not a commodity Daniel Sokol, University of Florida Levin College of Law: “Big data: There’s no one company …