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That is one way to see it but ads also drive some away.

I used to love the weather channel app for ipad. The last update they added a
banner ad on startup and another animated ad on the home screen. Even though
I liked it, it was deleted an I found another free app without ads to use.

I dont care if something is free, if an ad pops up or starts animating no matter what
the app is I am going to delete it and no longer use it.

Rich

http://www.MeAndMyDogs.com

Sent from my iPad 3G.

On Jun 7, 2010, at 3:51 PM, Martin Rice <martinrice1@mac.com> wrote:

> My understanding of this, though, is that not only is it good for developers -- obviously it gives them an opportunity to make even more money -- but also for us consumers because, first, this will in all likelihood attract even more developers to iPhone development = even more apps for us, with the odds saying that among all those new developer apps there will be some more great ones, and, second, Apple is expecting even more free apps and more lower priced first-class apps because of the enhanced earnings opportunity.
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> Of course only time will tell, but I wouldn't make a judgement yet by any means.
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> Martin
> Signal Mountain, TN
> Not a developer
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> On Jun 7, 2010, at 3:10 PM, Rob DeSanno wrote:
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>> Yeah, i'm totally not digging the iAd stuff one bit.
>>
>> On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 2:30 PM, Rich <thekellergroup@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> I was going to make one big post on everything later but WTH..
>>>
>>> Now Apple has included animated iAds built in the OS 4 so developers
>>> can put in more ads quicker. It seems Apple gets 40% of the revenue
>>> from them. These will start 7/1 on all devices.
>>>
>>> Just what we need.
>>>
>>> Rich
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