So do we think this applies the killer 30% take to ebook competitors like Amazon and B&N? The only clause that appears to relate to them is "In addition, publis

So do we think this applies the killer 30% take to ebook competitors like Amazon and B&N? The only clause that appears to relate to them is "In addition, publishers may no longer provide links in their apps (to a web site, for example) which allow the customer to purchase content or subscriptions outside of the app." That's the only place where "content" is mentioned as opposed to "subscriptions." Because of the "same or better offer" clause, not to mention agency pricing agreements from major book publishers, it is not possible for anyone but Apple to sell ebooks on iOS if those terms are applied to the ebook reader apps.