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Originally Posted by fjtorres
The New York Time Quoted Apple:
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"[Apple] has told some applications developers, including Sony, that they can no longer sell content, like e-books, within their apps, or let customers have access to purchases they have made outside the App Store [emphasis added].
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No, they didn't. That isn't a quote from Apple, it is the New York Times' interpretation of what Apple said. A quote from Apple would be the words that Apple actually said. The Sony issue, as has been said multiple times, was entirely different to the Amazon/Kobo situation.
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Nobody has stepped forth to deny this.
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Non-denial is not agreement.
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And Jobs *did* clarify the policy: he said it doesn't apply to software as a service (browsing, aggregation, analysis). It thus applies to everything else.
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Rubbish. He was specifically asked about SaaS, he replied about SaaS.
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And everything else includes content, both downloaded and streamed.
That's clear enough to me.
Everybody ellse can believe whatever they choose to believe.
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You seem to have decided exactly what you want to believe, and are reading your interpretation into what other people are saying.
I'll stick to what I said earlier, nothing is clear at this point, there is very little information actually available from Apple, and none of it is clear.