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Doesn't it ? >asking Roku to create a dedicated search results row for YouTube within the Roku smart TV interface >we have never, as they have alleged, made a
by angryasian 5y ago
Doesn't it ?
>asking Roku to create a dedicated search results row for YouTube within the Roku smart TV interface
>we have never, as they have alleged, made any requests to access user data or interfere with search results.
Doesn't this contradict the idea that Roku claims they are asking for special search results.
>Hah, a "high quality" experience indeed. Except, it's not quite "on youtube" since it's more "on Roku".
I'm not understanding your point here, its the Youtube app. Why is it more on Roku ?
>crap that lets Google shovel shit down Roku users.
If you don't like youtube don't use it.
- mattmcknight 5y ago>I'm not understanding your point here, its the Youtube app. Why is it more on Roku ? Because one nice feature of Roku is it will search for a program across all of the services. I can search for a movie and see it's $3.99 to rent on Amazon and $4.99 somewhere and free somewhere else. Maybe Google don't like being at the end of the list alphabetically, which might make sense for company that knows the drop off clickthrough rate.
- angryasian 5y agolets be real, Google makes more from ad revenue than the sales of videos, etc. I doubt this is a big sticking point to deplatform their app.