Amazon’s Echo Show loses YouTube in public row with Google
Google has pulled YouTube from Amazon’s Echo Show device following a dispute over user experience and terms of service. The Echo Show is a voice-activated device featuring a screen, launched by Amazon in June as part of its Echo range. Google claimed that the Echo Show did not offer the full range of YouTube functionality, with video recommendations and channel subscription options missing from the service, and called the user experience "broken". Google has said it hopes to resolve the dispute shortly.
Google has abruptly pulled its YouTube app from Amazon’s Echo Show device as part of a broiling feud which has now gone public.

Google pulls YouTube from Amazon’s Echo Show as competitive spirit turns nasty

The root issue is a long running spat between the technology giants after Google accused Amazon of ‘violating its terms of service’ leading to a ‘broken user experience’ which has yet to be resolved despite exhaustive negotiations.