An Open Letter to Apple on the Readability App rejection
> To be clear, we believe you have every right to push forward such a policy. In our view, it’s your hardware and your channel and you can put forth any policy you like.<p>It isn't Apple's hardware; let us not forget the hardware belongs to the people buying the iPhones and iPads out there.  Apple's enforcement of what can and can not run on these devices is not some fundamental property right, but an artificial construct.