Apple are in court over anticompetitive behaviour again. This is something of a historical case and Apple will only face a paltry $350m if it loses the trial.
Proceedings will hinge around the fact early iPods only allowed owners to play MP3s and other tracks bought from the Apples store or ripped from their own CD collection.
Once again Steve Jobs gives some damming evidence from beyond the grave.
In 2003, Jobs was concerned about MusicMatch, a rival music service.
“We need to make sure that when Music Match launches their download music store they cannot use iPod,” he wrote. “Is this going to be an issue?”
Many more emails are expected to be unveiled during the trial.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/12...give_evidence/
Proceedings will hinge around the fact early iPods only allowed owners to play MP3s and other tracks bought from the Apples store or ripped from their own CD collection.
Once again Steve Jobs gives some damming evidence from beyond the grave.
In 2003, Jobs was concerned about MusicMatch, a rival music service.
“We need to make sure that when Music Match launches their download music store they cannot use iPod,” he wrote. “Is this going to be an issue?”
Many more emails are expected to be unveiled during the trial.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/12...give_evidence/





