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    Scott Kupor‏ @skupor 24 Feb 2019

    Scott Kupor Retweeted James Pethokoukis

    Wasn't that entirely predictable? The only companies who can afford the regulatory cost burden are the largest, most profitable. Same think with Dodd Frank - it was the best thing the large banks could have asked for in terms of reducing competition from smaller financial firms.https://twitter.com/JimPethokoukis/status/1099756447498452998 …

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    James PethokoukisVerified account @JimPethokoukis
    “Since the GDPR’s implementation in May, the rank and market share of small- and medium-sized ad tech companies has declined by 18 to 32 percent in the EU, while these measures have increased for Google, Facebook, and Amazon” http://www.aei.org/publication/federal-trade-commission-oversight-and-the-need-for-online-consumer-privacy-legislation/ …
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      1. Joe Colangelo‏Verified account @Itsjoeco 24 Feb 2019
        Replying to @skupor @rabois

        Joe Colangelo Retweeted Joe Colangelo

        https://twitter.com/Itsjoeco/status/989854559546822661 …

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        Joe ColangeloVerified account @Itsjoeco
        GDPR is the Dodd-Frank of tech. Intended to protect consumers against abuse by large actors, its enduring legacy will be to provide a regulatory moat that enrenches incumbents.
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      1. AaronSuplizio.eth  🎸‏ @AaronSuplizio 24 Feb 2019
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        AaronSuplizio.eth  🎸 Retweeted AaronSuplizio.eth  🎸

        Agree —>https://twitter.com/aaronsuplizio/status/1099781193115914240?s=21 …

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        AaronSuplizio.eth  🎸 @AaronSuplizio
        Replying to @mahmoudimus @getVGS @a16z
        Yep. @benthompson was one of the more articulate people on the topic of unintended consequences of regulation. Regs like GDPR & D-F tend to *favor* incumbents,as BigCos are the ones who can afford to invest in compliance-meanwhile, startups struggle or don’t enter mkts altogether
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      2. Khaled Kteily‏ @kkteily 24 Feb 2019
        Replying to @skupor

        FWIW, my company is compliant w both and it’s manageable. There are accessible services like accountable and @TrueVault to help w #HIPAA compliance and guides from companies like @ProtonMail for #GDPR which also takes into account efforts to become compliant. + it’s important!

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      3. Khaled Kteily‏ @kkteily 24 Feb 2019
        Replying to @kkteily @skupor and

        I mention this only because without regulations like this, consumers have no rights to access or delete their data, and many SMEs are reckless about it. The regs were implemented for a reason. I’m still shocked by how callous many companies are about data privacy.

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      2. Bobby Juncosa‏ @bjunc 24 Feb 2019
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        It was entirely predictable to anyone with an intermediate understanding of economics. Regulations fortify the moat. If you're big enough, political entrepreneurship is cheaper/easier than market innovation.

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      1. Mattias Ljungman‏ @Ljungman 24 Feb 2019
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        Could not agree more ... most governments have great intentions to promote small businesses but can’t help themselves from supporting the incumbents at the small business expense.

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      2. Michael Maibaum  🇪🇺 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇺🇳 🌍‏ @mmaibaum 24 Feb 2019
        Replying to @skupor @benedictevans

        Outside of a few business models like ad tech I don’t think the regulatory burden is *that* much larger than the previous DP rules in Europe - just bigger potential punishments. I also don’t buy the argument that for a startup they are so bad - outside a couple of biz models

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      3. Michael Maibaum  🇪🇺 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇺🇳 🌍‏ @mmaibaum 24 Feb 2019
        Replying to @mmaibaum @skupor @benedictevans

        I also think the controls mandated are mostly good. Yes more clarity is needed and will come with case law. Yes certain highly invasive business models will struggle and there the incumbents are best placed to adapt/survive - it’s consumer protection not biz protection

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