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Originally Posted by muppetman11
Funny isn't it that they've chose to ban an Apple and Google TV product , what's betting going forward we see both these move into subscription On Demand TV content ? They both already offer PPV content , books , games and both now offer music streaming services.
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I can't help thinking that there is more to this than meets the eye, and Amazon issued the compatibility story as a cover.
It wouldn't surprise me if there was intransigence on various aspects from all three companies; Google, Apple and Amazon.
I keep coming across this kind of comment and figures of 30%
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it was to “protest” the fact that Apple and Google want a cut of all in-app purchases. Amazon doesn’t want to pay Google every time we buy (or rent?) a movie in the Prime app. If Google won’t let them sell things without taking a cut, they won’t sell Google’s “competing” product.
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Do Amazon do the same?