Tuesday, 5 December 2017
Google today pulled YouTube from all Amazon Fire TVs and Echo Shows, the latest below-the-belt jabs in the companies’ long-running feud. The feud catalyzed two years ago when Amazon pulled listings for the Chromecast to promote its own streaming devices, citing “consumer confusion.” The company didn’t add a Prime Video app for the Google Play store until earlier this year. It also declined to support Google Cast, at least until it was quietly added to Amazon Music last month. Looks like the olive branch wasn’t enough, though. Google first removed YouTube from the Echo Show a few months ago, saying the use…
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