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I think we can all take a moderate position and say MS has no right to break Google's Terms of Service. In fact unless I am mistaken under CFAA breaking Terms o
by will_brown 13y ago
I think we can all take a moderate position and say MS has no right to break Google's Terms of Service. In fact unless I am mistaken under CFAA breaking Terms of Service could be a felony.
Besides MS has much greater recourse than violating the Terms of Service, to the point of circumventing YouTube's ad revenue. If you take MS at their word, it appears they believe Google is engaging in anti-competitive practices, and if they truly believed that then their remedy is in Court not by unilaterally developing a YouTube App in bad-faith.
Notwithstanding G+, it is sometimes over looked that Google already had one of the most successful social networks in YouTube. Separately, it is often over looked that MS also has one of the most successful social networks in Xbox Live.