published 12 Apr 2012
DOJ is likely to lose e-book antitrust suit targeting Apple
by Greg Sandoval
on news.cnet.com
DOJ is likely to lose e-book antitrust suit targeting AppleAntitrust experts say feds have far better case for price fixing against publishers, three of which have settled, than they do against Apple. by Declan McCullagh and Greg Sandoval April ...
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by Jay Yarow
on businessinsider.com
Here's Why Apple Will Probably Win Its E-Book Lawsuit (AAPL, AMZN)
Apple is likely to win the e-book lawsuit being brought against it by the Department of Justice, reports CNET after consulting various legal experts. One simple reason Apple has a good case against antitrust is that it is a tiny player in the e-...
by Jolie O'Dell
on venturebeat.com
Apple likely to win in federal price-fixing case on e-books
Experts are saying that Apple is likely to emerge victorious from a Department of Justice case regarding price fixing on e-books. Apple was accused of conspiring to fix and raise prices on e-books along with five major publishers. The DOJ has been ...
DOJ seen as unlikely to win antitrust e-book suit against Apple
By Sam OliverPublished: 12:32 PM EST (09:32 AM PST) Experts who have reviewed the U.S. Department of Justice antitrust case against Apple over alleged price fixing of e-books believe that the government will likely lose. The justice department ...
NYU Law Professor: Apple Likely to Win E-Book Lawsuit
PLACES News Tutorials Comments Calendar SEARCH Today Yesterday Past Week ADMIN Login Contact Us News Apple News Apple News | NYU Law Professor: Apple Likely to Win E-Book Lawsuit Thursday, 12th April 2012, 04:04 pm This ...
by Eric Slivka
on macrumors.com
Legal Experts Suggest Justice Department Unlikely to Win Antitrust Suit Against Apple
In the wake of yesterday's announcement that the U.S. Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and a number of book publishers over alleged price fixing, CNET notes that the government may have a hard time winning its case ...
by Ben Kersey
on slashgear.com
US DOJ could lose ebook price fixing lawsuit
The US Department of Justice brought a lawsuit against Apple and ebook publishers yesterday regarding price fixing, and already three companies have settled. Hachette, HarperCollins and Simon Schuster will have to break their current contracts ...
by J. Glenn Künzler
on mactrast.com
Apple Responds to E-Book Lawsuit: ‘We’re breaking Amazon’s monopolistic grip.’
Two days after the U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Apple for colluding with publishers to raise e-book pricing, Apple has responded by denying the accusation, and claiming that its Amazon who has a stranglehold on publishers, not ...
by knightofswords
on 
Book Bits #194 – Apple, ABA fire back at DOJ, ‘Alligator Lake,’ Nadine Gordimer, Cheryl Strayed
The Internet, along with 24/7 news channels, leads us to expect instant knowledge. We’re constantly seeing Tweets about major events while the events are happening. There’s a danger, though. As the cautionary tale in item 8 suggests, even ...
by noreply@blogger.com (Nathan Bransford)
on blog.nathanbransford.com
What Will the Book World Look Like After the DOJ Lawsuit?
Whew! Thanks to everyone for all of your comments, Tweets, Pins, and for making Jacob Wonderbar week fun! If you're in San Francisco don't forget about the launch party tonight at Books Inc., hope to see you there! And there's still time to enter ...
by Killian Bell
on technobuffalo.com
Apple Says it Has Broken Amazon’s “Monopolistic Grip on the Publishing Industry”
After the U.S. Department of Justice filed antitrust charges against Apple and five major publishers earlier this week, Apple has hit back and defended its position. It claims the iBookstore has fostered innovation and competition, and more ...
by Joe White
on appadvice.com
Apple Spokesperson Rebuts E-Books Price-Fixing Allegations
A couple of days ago, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Apple and a number of other publishers regarding alleged e-books price-fixing. Now, Apple has commented on the matter, rebutting charges and firing back at both the ...
by Alex Heath
on cultofmac.com
Apple: “We Broke Amazon’s Monopolistic Grip On The Publishing Industry”
The U.S. Department of Justice recently accused Apple of conspiring with book publishers to thwart Amazons power over eBook pricing. Today Apple has responded saying that the DOJ’s accusation of collusion against Apple is simply not true. Apple ...
by archives
on allthingsd.com
Apple Fires Back at the Feds, Amazon
Nearly two days after the Department of Justice filed antitrust charges against Apple and major book publishers, Apple is responding. Heres comment from Apple spokesman Tom Neumayr: The DOJs accusation of collusion against Apple is simply not true. ...
by Matt Brian
on thenextweb.com
Apple enhances Apple ID account security in iTunes and on iOS devices, leaving users confused
With sales of the iPhone and iPad booming and an ever-increasing number of app and music downloads via the App Store and iTunes, the number of attacks on Apple accounts has also risen. Some have found their accounts compromised and expensive (often ...
