Epic v. Google: everything we learned in Fortnite court
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We’re back to “bribe or block.”
Well, technically now Epic’s attorney is saying “bribe and block,” but he’s returned to his opening argument. I’m not sure Epic proved that its Project Hug deals were outright bribes, but he’s sticking to his guns.
On “block,” he’s turning back to something his expert economists brought up, saying, “To be anticompetitive, the competition doesn’t have to be blocked entirely, it has to be impaired or limited in some way.”
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