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It's probably retaliatory due to Apple and Google leveraging their platforms against Amazon's video distribution. It makes sense that they would, in turn, leve
by Donzo 11y ago
It's probably retaliatory due to Apple and Google leveraging their platforms against Amazon's video distribution.
It makes sense that they would, in turn, leverage their physical distribution platform against Apple and Google's physical streaming products.
Amazon probably feels as though they were hit first in this fight.
- andybak 11y ago> It's probably retaliatory due to Apple and Google leveraging their platforms against Amazon's video distribution. In what way? No idea about Apple but as other commentators have said - is there anything stopping them supporting Amazon Video on Android/Chromecast?