Apple Comments on Regulations Imposed after Department of Justice Win

The latest update on Apple’s e-Books price-fixing scheme comes after our most recent blog post on the Department of Justice’s appointment of Michael Bromwich as the monitor to oversee Apple’s anti-trust compliance. To add to the list of Apple’s complaints with regard to the regulations imposed as a result of the DOJ’s win over the […]

Judge Finds Apple Guilty of Price-Fixing: Debate Lingers over Damages

Apple Guilty of Price-Fixing

Not long ago, we wrote a blog post about the Department of Justice’s lawsuit against Apple. Allegedly, the company was involved in an e-book price-fixing scheme with several large publishing companies. While all of the publishing companies settled, Apple decided to defend itself. Last month, Judge Cote found Apple guilty of price-fixing with publishing companies. […]

Apple Charged with Conspiracy to Fix E-books Pricing

Yesterday marked the end of the Department of Justice’s fight to stop Apple’s alleged E-books price fixing scheme highlighted in one of our recent blog posts. While Apple maintains its innocence, Judge Denise Cote’s ruling deems the company guilty of breaking anti-trust laws through its dealings with publishing companies. The email communication between Steve Jobs and […]

Department of Justice Blames Apple for E-books Price Fixing

A federal judge expressed her opinion that the Department of Justice will in fact prove that Apple orchestrated a price-fixing scheme with the publishers. It is uncommon for judges to speculate as to the outcome of a case prior to trial (the trial doesn’t begin until June 3). However, according to Thomson Reuters, the comments […]