Government pressures Apple to let Amazon and others link to e-books within their iOS apps

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By Ed SutherlandAug 2, 2013, 12:15 pm168 pts
The U.S. government Friday offered Apple a proposal to settle an e-book price-fixing case which the technology giant recently lost. Among the requirements: end current agency agreements with the publishers involved, allow Amazon and others to provide external links to e-books within their iOS apps and…

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