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I find the language of this post surprising. They use words like 'comply' and 'cave' when explaining how Amazon, Kobo and WSJ are pulling the purchasing options
by dean 15y ago
I find the language of this post surprising. They use words like 'comply' and 'cave' when explaining how Amazon, Kobo and WSJ are pulling the purchasing options from their iPad apps.
But I view this action as standing up to Apple, who I perceive as being very greedy in this case. I applaud Amazon, Kobo and WSJ for not submitting to this greed, and I respect them more for it. Ultimately, I view this action as good for consumers, because let's face it, it's the consumers who would ultimately be paying for the 30% Apple toll, through price increases in the products.