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Roku vs. YouTube TV: Untangling the latest cord-cutting carriage dispute

Roku vs. YouTube TV: Untangling the latest cord-cutting carriage dispute

Posted on April 29, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Roku says Google is using its monopoly power to bully competitors and hurt users. If only it were that simple.

Earlier this week, some YouTube TV subscribers awoke to an alarming email from Roku, telling them that Google might take away their access to the live TV streaming service.

In the email, Roku essentially accused Google of being a bully, using anticompetitive tactics to manipulate search results, increase costs, and affect how their data is used.
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