Google to charge a licensing fee for Android apps in Europe
Google responds to anti-trust fine over bundling of apps with Android by levying licence fee for apps in the EEA
Google has responded to the judgement by the European Commission that the bundling of apps with Android is a breach of anti-trust law by declaring that it will charge a licensing fee for the bundled apps...
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