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Good point. In some sense, netflix isn't so different than Amazon's app. Both are providing content the users pay for externally, and in many cases, Apple als
by juiceandjuice 16y ago
Good point. In some sense, netflix isn't so different than Amazon's app. Both are providing content the users pay for externally, and in many cases, Apple also provides that content through iTunes.
Now, imagine if your $10/mo. netflix subscription fee was $13 just because you are using it on an iPhone.
- hvs 16y agoExcept that it would have to $13 even if you didn't use it on the iPhone. The rules specify that the cost must be equal to or less than the same subscription through other channels.
- juiceandjuice 16y agoOh I didn't even realize this until I reread some of the article. There's no way this will float. It's setting a minimum advertised price (i.e. price fixing) using a percentage rather than an absolute value. The FTC will have a hay day with this.