Blog Alert for AppleInsider, Feb 5, 2010

New Posts to AppleInsider on Feb 5, 2010:

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1) One in five physicians likely to purchase Apple iPad - study
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/02/05/one_in_five_physicians_likely_to_purchase_apple_ipad_study.html

More than 60 percent of physicians who participated in a new survey have shown interest in Apple's recently announced iPad, and one in five already intend to purchase one.

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2) Sling Media says it didn't change iPhone SlingPlayer to appease AT&T
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/02/05/sling_media_says_it_didnt_change_iphone_slingplayer_to_appease_att.html

Sling Media clarified reports that its SlingPlayer iPhone application was modified in collaboration with AT&T to be "more bandwidth sensitive" and less taxing on the carrier's 3G network.

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3) Credit Suisse: 75% chance AT&T keeps iPhone exclusivity in 2010
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/02/05/credit_suisse_75_chance_att_keeps_iphone_exclusivity_in_2010.html

The iPhone will inevitably be available on multiple carriers in the U.S., one analyst believes, though 2010 is not likely to be the year Apple ends its agreement with AT&T.

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4) Apple denying iPhone apps that use location framework for targeted ads
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/02/05/apple_denies_iphone_apps_that_use_location_framework_for_targeted_ads.html

Apple this week notified iPhone developers that they cannot use the device's GPS data to serve location-aware advertisements to users of App Store software.

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5) Apple's iPad deal gives Hachette pricing leverage against Amazon
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/02/05/apples_ipad_deal_gives_hachette_pricing_leverage_against_amazon.html

Joining the other publishers who, after striking content deals for Apple's iPad, have looked to increase standard e-book prices beyond $9.99 will be Hachette Book Group, the company announced this week.

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