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Google has been trying for years to get back into China and they have no problems acquiescing to whatever the Chinese government requires to do so [1]. [1] https://twitter.com/amir/status/1009899502512115712
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That's what the relationship was before Google withheld turn by turn directions and wanted more data than Apple was willing to give [1]: >But multiple sources familiar with Apple’s thinking say the company felt it had no choice but
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Google.gov
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Philosophy shrugged: ignoring Ayn Rand won’t make her go away
(aeon.co)
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The newest Macbooks are more reliable than older models according to data Apple Insider got from Apple stores [1]. [1] https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/04/30/2016-macbook-pro-...
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There's nothing about Apple, banks or cable companies that are entirely "machine run". In fact they're the exact opposite of Google in that they invest significantly in customer support.
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You don't have to wish for it, that's what's happening.
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>Apple’s primary leverage with the Chinese government is Chinese consumers’ love for Apple products, said Dean Garfield, head of the Information Technology Industry Council, a trade group that represents Apple and other tech companies. T
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This is definitely the move of a company in the process of scaling up production of their mass market vehicle that their valuation hinges on. Definitely not about managing cash flow.
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What Google's AI Principles Left Out
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Android was only successful because it was free. A licensing business model a la Windows wouldn't wouldn't have led to its current state of market dominance.
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Google faces EU antitrust fine over Android case
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Google braced for Brussels penalty over abuse of Android market dominance
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The Ideological Roots of America's Market Power Problem
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ITP 2.0 just got the Seal of Approval. https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/1003716676813090818
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Apple has said that 90% of the "genuine" chargers on Amazon are fake and they've sued some sellers [1]. They haven't sued Amazon, and this story is probably why. [1] http://fortune.com/2016/10/1
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I think this might be related: https://robmaceachern.com/2018/03/31/apples-new-ad-conversio... If Apple mandates this API for its own Search Ads as well as third party ad networks, I think it will be a massiv
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I think this is more like Search Ads 2.0, except it won't just be in the App Store but also in third party apps like Pinterest.
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Unless they're going to leverage their monopoly in Search or Android to get into this business, Nextdoor doesn't have anything to worry about. Google doesn't have a history of releasing products that succeed organically. And
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Nope.
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NYT had a nice profile of one of the lawyers a few years ago [1]. It had this quote from Sam Altman: >Asked to sum up the tech community’s feelings about Mr. Edelson, Sam Altman, president of Y Combinator, a technology incubator that inv
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There's nothing to "eat" because the court didn't certify the class.
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Severely injured worker sues Tesla
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Substitute TripAdvisor or Expedia or any other business in a valuable vertical in place of Yelp and perhaps you can evaluate the antitrust case against Google with more objectivity.
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A big advantage of HomeKit is that it works locally and mandates security in the ecosystem.
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Good journalists are like sharks and they're getting whiffs of Theranos or Enron and are rightly digging into the company.
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NTSB opens an investigation into Tesla crash in Florida
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>- music now has 270 million paying subscribers - that's 100 million more than a year ago. That has to be wrong. They were at 40 million a few months ago.
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This deal should be blocked unless they're forced to divest spectrum to someone like Comcast or Charter. Comcast and Charter already have a partnership for wireless and are doing MVNOs, so they might be interested in it. Competition ha
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Google Aims at Privacy Law After Facebook Lobbying Failed
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