Apple updates iBooks Author EULA to clarify restriction on format, not content

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Apple updated iBooks Author to version 1.0.1 on Friday afternoon, the only change being an update to the software's controversial end user license agreement. The updated EULA now only applies to the interactive .ibooks format files generated by the app.

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