Re:Google Fonts: more than a trillion served
by afsina on Friday November 29, 2013 @05:00PM
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Interesting. It is a rare thing to see that Google shares information about the Browser and OS stats.
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Re:Google Fonts: more than a trillion served
by jonknee on Friday November 29, 2013 @05:11PM
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And that they broke out iOS (even iPhone/iPad separately), but not Android (I suspect it's in the oddly high Linux category).
Re:Google Fonts: more than a trillion served
by gress on Friday November 29, 2013 @10:02PM
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They didn't break out android because it would contradict the usage numbers they would like people to believe.
Re:Google Fonts: more than a trillion served
by DannyBee on Saturday November 30, 2013 @01:12AM
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Yes, i'm sure that's the reason ....</s>
It would actually be impressive if google was such a single cohesive whole
Re:Google Fonts: more than a trillion served
by gress on Saturday November 30, 2013 @12:12PM
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If Google is not a single cohesive whole, how can you speak for it?
Re:Google Fonts: more than a trillion served
by DannyBee on Sunday December 01, 2013 @05:05PM
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Certain people have certain authority to talk about certain things.
I set policy around open source and open source licensing. I can speak officially to open source issues for Google (though at least here, i'm not unless I specifically say I am)
This does not mean it's a cohesive whole however.
In particular, a small team Of 3-4 people in the middle of a random non-android product area is not going to have the android team breathing down their neck asking them to "not break down numbers" or whatever the parent thinks happened here.
Re:Google Fonts: more than a trillion served
by gress on Sunday December 01, 2013 @11:34PM
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Since executives such as Eric Schmidt are happy to quote numbers about Android or Google+ in opaque and misleading ways, it seems entirely reasonable to believe that some other teams within Google may act to preserve the general message out of esprit-de-corps, whether or not they have android team members breathing down their necks.