Tim Sweeney on Epic's antitrust victory royale over Google
We catch up with Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney after a jury sided with him in Epic’s antitrust lawsuit against Google and declared that its Google Play app store had become an illegal monopoly.
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We catch up with Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney after a jury sided with him in Epic’s antitrust lawsuit against Google and declared that its Google Play app store had become an illegal monopoly.
Well, new information from the ongoing Epic Games vs Google trial reveals that Google tried to buy Epic Games stakes before Stadia launched. - SamMobile
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Google strikes deal with News Corp, Agrees to pay for showcasing its news © Aurobindo Das Google strikes deal with News Corp, Agrees to pay for showcasing its news Tech giant Google has agreed to pay News Corp, a global, diversified media and information services company in return for providing stories from its news sites. The deal was struck following a standoff between Google and the Australian government over the proposed legislation that would deem tech giants like Google and Facebook to pay for the news content showcased on its platform. “Today’s agreement with News Corp covers a ...