This case is not just about one video game, but about whether just two companies — Apple and Google — can control the terms of how software is distributed to millions of users.

John Bergmayer

I hear all the time now how location data is sought by police in a broad, sweeping way, i think any of the electronic debris that people leave online on these services is all potentially subject to being used against you.

The AT&T-Time Warner transaction is a bad deal for consumers and competition, judge Leon's decision contained numerous errors, and we believe the DOJ's position should be vindicated.

Once people are in an ecosystem, they are very locked in, i have an investment in the apps I bought, I have all kinds of data and stuff. It would be a huge hassle to switch, and so most people just don't.

This has broad implications for commerce, for culture, and for individual free expression, the modern digital economy was built on the internet, an open platform where no one company can totally shut anyone out.

Epic blew it up with their big PR campaign yesterday with videos ready to go and everything, they were baiting Apple and Google to take their apps down from the store.