Time for Apple to reevaluate how the App Store does business<article>
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<p>If there’s a segment of Apple’s business that seems to fly in the face of the company’s philosophy—not just in terms of making a product that is substandard or lackluster—but in terms of actually being at odds with the way it otherwise does business, you couldn't put forth a more prominent example than the App Store.</p><p>The discussion, always at a constant simmer in the Apple community, bubbled up once again last week even as Apple CEO Tim Cook was grilled by lawmakers over antitrust concerns. Developers, regularly dissatisfied with the company’s lack of transparency and equality over rules, took the opportunity to renew criticism of not only that, but the hefty 30-percent cut of proceeds.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3569278/time-for-apple-to-reevaluate-how-the-app-store-does-business.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Time for Apple to reevaluate how the App Store does business
