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August 27th, 2008

Apple bans murderous comic

Posted by Jason D. O'Grady @ 6:38 am

Categories: App Store

Tags: Comic, Apple Inc., Blogging, Digital Music, Digital Media, Internet, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Jason D. O'Grady

Apple bans murderous comicApple has banned an R-rated comic from the App Store called Murderdome for violating a term in their SDK that prohibits offensive content in “Apple’s reasonable opinion.”

In a blog post the InfuriousComics says “we would love to work with Apple to ensure a content rating system can be put in place to allow material that is no more offensive than many of the R rated films available to download on iTunes.”

They’ve also posted the first episode of Murderdome for free.

Jason D. O'GradyJason D. O'Grady is the editor of PowerPage.org, which has been publishing daily mobile technology news since December 1995. For disclosures on Jason's industry affiliations, click here or to view Jason's full profile click here.

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So is GTA4 ?!
I have neither played one nor the other, but I believe
despite the huge success GTA had (I don't suppose they've
released it on Mac??) both should be banned or controlled
in a way that chi... (Read the rest)
Posted by: catmedia Posted on: 08/30/08 You are currently: a Guest | | Terms of Use
This is pretty bad stuff for general viewing.  phatkat | 08/28/08
So is GTA4 ?!  catmedia | 08/30/08
RE: Apple bans murderous comic  Rob Moffatt | 08/28/08

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