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Google Seeks Denial of Claims in the Epic Game Antitrust Trial - Vimarsana News

Google Seeks Denial of Claims in the Epic Game Antitrust Trial

Google has requested the court to dismiss some of the claims in the its Epic Game antitrust trial in a bid to speed the process.

Google Seeks Denial of Claims in the Epic Game Antitrust Trial - Vimarsana News

Google Seeks Denial of Claims in the Epic Game Antitrust Trial

Google has requested the court to dismiss some of the claims in the its Epic Game antitrust trial in a bid to speed the process.

Epic lawsuit claims Google paid Activision Blizzard $360 million to prevent Play Store rival - Vimarsana News

Epic lawsuit claims Google paid Activision Blizzard $360 million to prevent Play Store rival

Google made at least 24 deals, including one $240 million agreement with Call of Duty publisher Activision, to prevent the creation of Play Store competitors, according to new documents from Epic Games..

According to Epic Games, Google Prevented Developers from Creating app Shops. - Vimarsana News

According to Epic Games, Google Prevented Developers from Creating app Shops.

Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite, was recently involved in a legal dispute with Apple over alleged anti-competitive behaviour. The business is now preparing to sue Google, claiming that the latter paid off developers and discouraged them from creating competing app marketplaces. The accusations centre on Google's Project Hug, subsequently known as the 'Apps and Games Velocity initiative.' In case you were unaware, it has been reported that Google has paid millions of dollars to maintain the Play Store presence of select Android developers. The complaint was made by Epic Games...