Will pay-to-play be the new rule for ad-blocking apps?

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By Brent DirksSep 24, 2015, 5:22 pm856 pts
Apples iOS 9 has been out for just a little more than a week, and the big story so far is easily ad-blocking apps. After a change of heart, popular developer Marco Arment pulled his ad-blocker Peace from the App Store almost a week ago. In just a few days after its launch, the $2.99 app shot to No. 1 on App…

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