The Apple Worldwide Developer Conference Keynote just ended.
No announced change to the status quo. Perhaps that’s the wrong place to expect it, but still.
So nothing has yet changed.
June 30th is the deadline for eBook apps to contain in-app purchasing and fall into compliance with Apple’s demands to hand over 30% vig for the privilege.
Will Amazon, Kobo, and Barnes & Noble — to name just the biggest three — comply?
Or will they go the way of iFlow Reader?
Or will Apple come to its senses and relent?
Previously here:
Apple App Store eBook Armageddon Is 28 Days Away
Apple’s 30% Vig Begins To Kill eBook Apps
The Apple 30% Vig Loophole Lives — Again!
The Apple 30% Vig Loophole Appears
Three Lessons Steve Jobs Has Forgotten
Apple Is Now Dead To Me
iOS Developers: You’re Next In Apple’s Sights
Apple’s Content-Creator Recruiting Poster
What Apple Looks Like Today
Apple’s Greed Will Keep This Going
All Devices Should Access Everything. Period.
The Day Apple Became Nathan Myhrvold
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