Via @David_J_Teece: “Current antitrust approaches in both the U.S. and Europe are excessively static and focused on the short run and are insufficiently integrated with existing trade, industrial, and technology policy.” https://t.co/oUpTTvXkv6
Government is leaning heavily on the private sector to address the grave challenges of #COVID-19, and tech companies have stepped up as “wartime heroes.” https://t.co/oQ0GDrsU6n
“The size that these companies have enabled them to make big investments in the future and big investments in R&D. If we try to break that up, we’re going to lose that.” – @RobAtkinsonITIF on the value of tech companies’ R&D efforts https://t.co/XkMWlZidej
The founder of @MyAutoCustoms was able to keep his own business in his hometown thanks to the flexibility of using @Google products. With AdWords, he can reach customers and potential new leads all across the country. https://t.co/MelTpPIi0K
Increasing transparency within antitrust agencies would ensure that their investigations and decisions are understood clearly by all. The latest from @DisCo_Project: https://t.co/wyb0WyvK2E
“Americans are relying on technology companies to get them through the next several months.” @CaseyNewton explores how tech companies’ value is becoming increasingly clear to consumers during this time. https://t.co/m9iTrvdxjf
“Not only are consumers turning towards digital goods to fill their spare time, but physical goods (most notably food) are increasingly being exchanged without any direct contact,” says @AuerDirk https://t.co/LCc9Gs13j3
“Thanks to e-commerce and the lightning-fast spread of information via the digital domain and tech companies, people across the country can be #TogetherApart and support each other to get the help they need,” writes @RossAMarchand https://t.co/8SUdWPE44q
It’s not just e-commerce companies stepping up their online grocery offerings. Traditional retailers’ apps are witnessing record daily downloads, notes @AuerDirk https://t.co/LCc9Gs13j3 https://t.co/YSEOwBJhTm
Our latest post: Tech Companies’ Investment in R&D Pushes the U.S. Economy Forward https://t.co/VYFjC93tJP
Via @David_J_Teece: “Current antitrust approaches in both the U.S. and Europe are excessively static and focused on the short run and are insufficiently integrated with existing trade, industrial, and technology policy.” https://t.co/oUpTTvXkv6
Government is leaning heavily on the private sector to address the grave challenges of #COVID-19, and tech companies have stepped up as “wartime heroes.” https://t.co/oQ0GDrsU6n
“The size that these companies have enabled them to make big investments in the future and big investments in R&D. If we try to break that up, we’re going to lose that.” – @RobAtkinsonITIF on the value of tech companies’ R&D efforts https://t.co/XkMWlZidej
The founder of @MyAutoCustoms was able to keep his own business in his hometown thanks to the flexibility of using @Google products. With AdWords, he can reach customers and potential new leads all across the country. https://t.co/MelTpPIi0K
Increasing transparency within antitrust agencies would ensure that their investigations and decisions are understood clearly by all. The latest from @DisCo_Project: https://t.co/wyb0WyvK2E
“Americans are relying on technology companies to get them through the next several months.” @CaseyNewton explores how tech companies’ value is becoming increasingly clear to consumers during this time. https://t.co/m9iTrvdxjf
“Not only are consumers turning towards digital goods to fill their spare time, but physical goods (most notably food) are increasingly being exchanged without any direct contact,” says @AuerDirk https://t.co/LCc9Gs13j3
“Thanks to e-commerce and the lightning-fast spread of information via the digital domain and tech companies, people across the country can be #TogetherApart and support each other to get the help they need,” writes @RossAMarchand https://t.co/8SUdWPE44q
It’s not just e-commerce companies stepping up their online grocery offerings. Traditional retailers’ apps are witnessing record daily downloads, notes @AuerDirk https://t.co/LCc9Gs13j3 https://t.co/YSEOwBJhTm
Our latest post: Tech Companies’ Investment in R&D Pushes the U.S. Economy Forward https://t.co/VYFjC93tJP