And Apple does what when TPIR says exactly where they can go? Forbid a game show from giving away their products?
Yes, that is precisely what they do. Apple\'s sales are just fine with or without the Drew Carey Bump.
We run into this fairly often at work. When we feature a game on the Dash, we are effectively giving that game free advertising, so they shouldn\'t care how we do it, yes? And yet, some publishers who shall remain nameless (though if you have a guess as to which publishers I\'m talking about, you\'re probably right) are INCREDIBLY hardassed about approving the images and headline text that we use, to the point of wanting to crop images themselves (which we never let them do, because they invariably fark it up) instead of letting our art people (who know what they are doing) do it.
So while I obviously cannot be certain because I am not part of the TPiR production staff, all I\'m saying is that the likelyhood of Apple flexing their virtual peen in the name of Controlling The Message is very much non-zero, based on past actions.