If there's a technology out there that users love, there's probably a
company that doesn't want it integrated with their own services.
This week, Google admitted that it had deliberately blocked
some of the functionality of Microsoft's latest attempt at a native
YouTube app for Windows Phone. Google chalked up its decision to a
determination that Microsoft had violated YouTube's terms of service,
even after the two companies tried working together on a version of the
app based on HTML5.Read more...
