Is Apple Tying All Media to its Proprietary IPhone Platform [Voices]
September 16th, 2009
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By Daniel Eran Dilger, Executive Publisher, RoughlyDrafted Magazine
Tomorrow’s crisis today: Apple’s critics haven’t yet realized that the iPhone App Store has fueled millions in software development efforts to produce content exclusively tied to the company’s proprietary Cocoa Touch mobile platform. Is this a credible threat, and what is Apple’s (AAPL) real motive behind its iTunes rich media content strategy?
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