China Bans Apple's iBookstore and iTunes Movies

AppAdvice
Apr 22, 2016, 3:00 pm702 pts
In a surprise move, Chinese regulators have banned Apple's iBookstore and iTunes Movies from the country, meaning the company is indeed no longer able to sell e-books and movies using its digital stores in China. The news was first reported late Thursday night by The New York Times: China's State…

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