Apple loses antitrust appeal
Yesterday, a Federal Appeals Court located in New York City delivered a 2-1 decision upholding Judge Denise Cote’s verdict that Apple committed antitrust violations by conspiring to fix ebook prices… Read more »
The DOJ’s messing with publishers again. Is this a power play by Amazon?
At the Wall Street Journal, Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg reports that the U.S. Justice Department “has gone back to the publishers asking about any recent pricing discussions they may have had… Read more »
Apple case stays in the Big Apple
Rotten news for Apple: Judge Denise Cote has denied the request to postpone the U.S. vs Apple case again, and will not move the case outside her New York court… Read more »
The Wall Street Journal calls for Judge Cote’s removal from U.S. v. Apple; Rupert Murdoch is still super rich
Just before Thanksgiving, Apple took aim at Michael Bromwich, whom Judge Denise Cote had recently appointed to oversee its compliance with antitrust law relating to its sale of ebooks. According… Read more »
In its case against publishers for violating antitrust law, DOJ charged with “flagrant” violation of … antitrust law
Everyone seems to agree: The Justice Department’s lawsuit against the publishing industry and Apple for antitrust infractions has violated the laws of logic. Now, it seems, it has also violated… Read more »