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Yeah but there is a law against anti-competitive actions too, like Twitter not allowing users choice within their profile setting on the site to select shortene
by paul9290 17y ago
Yeah but there is a law against anti-competitive actions too, like Twitter not allowing users choice within their profile setting on the site to select shortener of their choice.
Also, Apple and At&t rejecting apps that clearly are rejected because the app is their competition(Skype for one).
This is all new territory and these companies might be the impetus for much needed precedence!
- jacquesm 17y agoThat's an interesting argument, if Twitter is free to choose who they do business with then Apple should be too or vv. I can't quite put my finger on why I come down on Twitter being able to prefer bit.ly if they want and Apple not being able to 'prefer' at&t... Something doesn't jive here.