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On news that Apple is cutting prices on iAds, and hopefully re-working their approach in toto, it's worth asking, are the core services that we think of as as 'native to the web' - i.e., browser-based services, online ads and social networking - the company's kryptonite?
And if so, why is that the case? Are their other more fundamental narratives and takeaways on this one?
