Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Tuesday was summoned to federal court for the second time in two weeks to testify in an antitrust trial threatening to topple a pillar of an internet empire that he helped build. In his latest court appearance in San Francisco, Pichai spent more than two hours defending the business practices of the Google Play Store, which distributes apps for the company's Android software that powers most of the world's smartphones. At times, the soft-spoken Pichai looked nonplussed and frustrated by the confrontational questioning he faced...
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Continue ReadingAlphabet CEO Sundar Pichai acknowledged in federal court on Tuesday that he sometimes marked documents as "privileged" and never turned off a setting that caused internal chats to delete automatically after one day. Pichai was in court in San Francisco to defend Alphabet's Google from a lawsuit by Epic Games that alleges its app store policies amount to an illegal monopoly and have caused consumers to pay artificially high prices. Attorneys for Epic Games, maker of the wildly popular "Fortnite" game, appeared to be trying to establish that Pichai and Google were concealing sensitive communications that could later be used against it in a potential trial...
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Continue ReadingGoogle chief executive Sundar Pichai took to the witness stand on Tuesday for the second time in a month, testifying in a trial over whether the company uses its popular app store to stifle competition and extract excessive fees. Epic Games, the maker of the popular Fortnite game, has argued in its lawsuit that Google has set up a thicket of contractual and technical restrictions around its Android operating system that in effect made its Play Store the only channel where users can buy apps. Google’s Android is the most widely used mobile operating system in the world, eclipsing Apple’s iOS...
Continue ReadingSAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai acknowledged in federal court on Tuesday that he sometimes marked documents as "privileged" and never turned off a setting that caused internal chats to delete automatically after one day. Pichai was in court in San Francisco to defend Alphabet's Google from a lawsuit by Epic Games that alleges its app store policies amount to an illegal monopoly and have caused consumers to pay artificially high prices. Attorneys for Epic Games, maker of the wildly popular "Fortnite" game, appeared to be trying to establish that Pichai and Google were concealing sensitive communications that could later be used against it in a potential trial...
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