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February 24, 2011 03:33 am GMT
A couple days ago, Readability was pissed off. In an open letter to Apple, they noted that the new subscription policy "smacks of greed". And they threatened to abandon Apple's platform in favor of the open web. This message resonated with many, as there's a huge amount of unease about Apple's new policy in the developer community. But now, just two days later, Readability has re-submitted their app to Apple for review. And apparently, a "love letter" to the company is forthcoming.So why the change from war to peace? Has Apple's policy already changed? Well, no " not yet, anyway. Readability's Richard Ziade said his tweet was a "joke" and had this to say:
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Readability Tries Again With Apple "" Has The Subscription Policy Already Shifted?
A couple days ago, Readability was pissed off. In an open letter to Apple, they noted that the new subscription policy "smacks of greed". And they threatened to abandon Apple's platform in favor of the open web. This message resonated with many, as there's a huge amount of unease about Apple's new policy in the developer community. But now, just two days later, Readability has re-submitted their app to Apple for review. And apparently, a "love letter" to the company is forthcoming.So why the change from war to peace? Has Apple's policy already changed? Well, no " not yet, anyway. Readability's Richard Ziade said his tweet was a "joke" and had this to say:Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/GkHuGTXgpxc/
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