Remember that ol’ lawsuit between Apple and the Department of Justice? (If not, catch up here.) On Monday, there was a 90-minute hearing at the Second Circuit Court in Manhattan.… Read more »

On Wednesday—a month after a deal was announced—the terms of Apple’s U.S. v. Apple settlement with the states and consumers were filed. As Publishers Weekly’s Andrew Albanese reports, “Apple could… Read more »

Well, hell, no sooner do I chide big publishing for not speaking out about what’s really behind the war between Hachette and Amazon, and for issuing a series of “no… Read more »

  Judge Denise Cote has “chilled the book business” with her sanctions against Apple, Simon & Schuster, Macmillan, Hachette, Harper Collins,  and Penguin, writes David Margolick, in a new profile… Read more »

U.S. v. Apple is the trial that never ends. It goes on and on, my friends. Well, not U.S. v. Apple exactly—Apple is still waiting on an appeal of the… Read more »

Over the past several months, Apple has made its displeasure with Michael Bromwich, the meddling lawyer in charge of overseeing the company’s compliance with antitrust law after the company was found… Read more »

The feud between Apple and the Department of Justice in the aftermath of the ebook suit is still ongoing, with both of these massively funded Heathers essentially throwing cash at… Read more »

Yesterday, Judge Denise Cote found Apple guilty of conspiring with five publishers to raise the price of ebooks. According to Cote’s ruling, “Apple played a central role in facilitating and… Read more »

When the Department of Justice’s case against Apple began three weeks ago, things did not look good for the consumer electronics giant. Back in the heady, wild days of early… Read more »

A Daily Telegraph story reports that Amazon is cutting royalties for self-published works priced above $9.99. The current royalty rate is 70% of all sales, so long as the price… Read more »