Here's The Blow-By-Blow Account Of How Apple Decided To Screw Over Amazon And Consumers Over E-Books
Jay Yarow Apr. 11, 2012 Business Insider One of the neat things about the DOJ's lawsuit against Apple over e-book pricing is that we get an inside glimpse into what Apple was thinking when it decided to open the iBookstore. At the time Amazon was just starting its Kindle ecosystem, and the iPad was still in development. We read through the DOJ's lawsuit against Apple and publishers and we've pulled out the most interesting elements. (It's not every day you get to read some of the emails from Apple's top executives.) After reading the case, it's hard to see how Apple didn't work with publishers to screw over Amazon, and thus the consumer. We don't know if that's illegal or not. Apple has a well compensated legal team working on destroying the case right now, so we'll see what happens. Regardless, it makes for a surprisingly compelling story. ... http://www.businessinsider.com/doj-lawsuit-against-apple-over-e-books-2012-4 _______________________________________________ Medianews mailing list [email protected] http://lists.etskywarn.net/mailman/listinfo/medianews
