Apple iBookstore Granted Investment Canada Act Approval
December 16, 2010
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It seems absurd they even had to ask
Oh, I forgot. Books are culture and the bureaucrats still think they can put a finger in the internet dike.
Approval?
Can somebody clarify why they need to get approval? Do they get a grant for establishing the store or just approval to do so?