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Europe’s Biggest Paper Blocks iPhone Browsers To Force Sales Of Its App
Friday, November 6, 2009So much for the coming mobile nirvana of free mobile content – at least for iPhone users in Germany. Today Europe’s biggest newspaper, BILD-Zeitung, intends to use, in effect, brute force to compel users buy its new iPhone app. The paper tabloid is to block anyone using an iPhone browser from accessing its website.
Now, readers will not only have to pay for the dedicated BILD iPhone app, but they ...
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