Apple’s appeal: Hey, did anyone in the government notice that Amazon owned 90% of the ebook market?
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 »
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 »
Once more into the breach, dear friends: Apple’s next antitrust trial begins July 14
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 »
Appeals court attempts to sort out Apple and the DoJ’s mess
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 »
As expected, Judge Cote refuses to remove meddling monitor Michael Bromwich from the Apple case
Over the last two months, Apple has waged a war of words against Michael Bromwich, a lawyer/part-time Brian Huskie lookalike appointed by Judge Denise Cote to ensure that the tech… 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 »