Epic v. Google: everything we learned in Fortnite court
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“Sir, you’re not suggesting to this jury because Google had a pro-competitive vision in 2008, what Google did in 2018 is pro competitive, are you?”
“No, I couldn’t be making that statement,” says Miner.
And with that, Miner’s purpose in the courtroom for Google has largely ended? Google asked one last question — Miner said he believes Android would have been confusing if there wasn’t “a single place for people to publish their apps.”
He has stepped down from the witness stand, and we’re on break.
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