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“In addition, I worry about Amazon store (200K apps and growing) getting a foothold in Android world.”
Tanuj Raja, Google’s global director of strategic partnerships, said it was “just his two cents” that a new Google strategy to contractually obligate Google apps might ensure “less consumer experience fragmentation” and help “stem the tide of emerging app stores,” he concluded in a July 2nd, 2014, email.
Jim Kolotouros, who’s currently on the stand, suggested it wasn’t just Raja’s two cents in a follow-up email — that it was a good idea and that Raja’s “last paragraph is the key.”
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