Yeah except you don't understand how copyright law applies to distributing content via RSS feeds. As long as the content is rebroadcasted in its entirety it is not violating any copyrights.
I honestly don't know where some of you get your information. If someone were to scrap or modify your feed then you might have a copyright complaint. If they rebroadcast it fully as you distributed it they are not violating any copyrights.
So show me some source which supports this. Show me how copyright law applies to distributing content via RSS feeds....
Show me how making something available by RSS allows Apple to pull it to centralised server, change the format of it and redistribute it...