Sean Dromgoole, founding partner of Some Research – qualitative research providers for the video games industry – on the competitive forces impacting the games industry as it emerges into the questioning light of day.
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Apple was ordered to pay US$368 million following a US patent dispute over its Facetime video calling service.
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Google has dropped to its lowest percentage market share of UK search in five years.
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