Apple’s Jobs says ‘onerous terms’ kept Facebook ties out of Ping

APPLE’S JOBS SAYS ‘ONEROUS TERMS’ KEPT FACEBOOK TIES OUT OF PING

September 2nd, 2010 | Tags: Apple, iphone, mac

Apple’s recent music-related ethnic network, Ping, is not equal in to Facebook because the website demanded “onerous terms” that Steve Jobs said his consort could not concord to.

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