Amazon and Google End Boycott of Each Others' Video Services
- Streaming is an increasingly competitive and costly field
- The internet giants compete in several major businesses now
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The frosty relationship between Google and Amazon.com Inc. thawed a little further.
The two tech giants said Thursday they would begin letting each others’ video services appear on their respective streaming gadgets. YouTube will soon be available on Amazon’s Fire TV while Amazon Prime Video will show up on Google’s Chromecast and Android TV devices, the companies said in a statement.