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Google’s TV Strategy Is Doomed

techcrunch.com (11 months and 21 days ago)

Jun 29, 2012

I feel like we're watching Google TV roll by and off into a nearby ditch. The company doesn't have much dedication to the platform and, like Apple TV, GTV is failing to gain traction.As Ryan notes, outside of a few I/O sessions, Google said very little about the Google TV project this year and I'm almost certain it means they've scrapped the project but don't want to tell their partners. They are running seminars on the platform at I/O, but... full story

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