I run Yappler.com, an iPhone App Directory. To build the website I had to create program which spiders iTunes data nightly. Digging through that data gives me a unique insight into what Apple does. I can compile stats on how app growth is doing and keep tabs on what their internal markup looks like (I get alerted quickly because any change affects my spider). Read the full article →
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