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The New York Times reported in response to the EU $5.1 billion fine that "Google argued that the European decision was an attack on its ad-based business model.
The New York Times reported in response to the EU $5.1
billion fine that "Google argued that the European decision
was an attack on its ad-based business model. ... The arrangement,
the company said, lets manufacturers compete with Apple's
iPhones and iPads, by making phones and tablets of various designs
and prices, while Google makes money through its services."
The July 18, 2018 article entitled "E.U. Fines
Google $5.1 Billion in Android Antitrust Case" included
these comments:
Google could ultimately decide to charge handset makers for
using Android in Europe, a policy shift that could drive up the
prices of some handsets.
The regulatory push in Europe might also influence others
around the world to take a tougher look at Silicon Valley, he
added.
Good news is that Google is appealing this stupid ruling!
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