Many small businesses survived COVID-19.
They might not survive Congress.
As Congress considers sweeping antitrust legislation to forcibly intervene in the digital economy, digitally-powered small businesses from around the country are making their voices heard.
There are so many choices for small businesses with digital advertising and marketing... I am concerned this won’t always be the case if Congress doesn't understand what it is doing to small businesses.
Digital tools helped us build and then save our business. As Congress considers legislation that would undoubtedly raise our costs and impair our ability to use digital tools, they must think about how it all impacts small businesses.
Congress must know that regulating the digital economy will have consequences far beyond Big Tech. They need to ensure that small businesses that rely on digital platforms are not collateral damage in their war on these companies.
Congress: don’t dismantle small businesses’ digital safety net
Some lawmakers are ignoring the millions of small businesses that use free and innovative tools and services supported by American technology platforms that may be collateral damage if overregulation makes digital tools more expensive or less effective.
Digital tools help our garden center flourish
SC small business owner believes big tech can benefit entrepreneurs
My Bay Area business survived COVID-19 but might not survive Congress
Congress should not pass new digital regulations that will hurt small businesses
New “Big Tech” Regulations Could Crush Startups
Don’t make my business collateral damage in Congress’ war against Big Tech
Congress, don’t hurt Memphis startups and small businesses with over-regulation
Congress should listen to small businesses before enacting new tech regulations
Digital tools unlock a world of opportunities for women in business Tech is key for entrepreneurs' growth
As Congress takes on big tech, it must remember small business
Big-tech regulation may hurt some small businesses
