News publishers ask Apple for the same App Store deal it gave Amazon

A growing list of companies are railing against Apple for allegedly anti-competitive rules in its App Store, the most recent being Fortnite maker Epic Games.

Under that arrangement, Apple offered Amazon a 15% fee on customer subscriptions for Amazon's Prime Video app via the App Store, lower than Apple's customary 30% fee for most in-app purchases.

of four top tech CEOs. At the House Antitrust Subcommittee, Johnson asked Cook if the agreement with Amazon was available to other app developers, to which Cook said: "It's available to anyone meeting the conditions."

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