iPod Antitrust
Ruling Keeps Steve Jobs Deposition out of Public Domain
Rare Steve Jobs footage will be kept out of public eye, judge rules.
Jury Out in iPod Antitrust Case
Jury will start deliberating in iPod antitrust lawsuit.
Former iTunes Engineer Claims Apple Worked To Block ‘100 Percent’ of iTunes Competitors
Former iTunes engineer Rod Schultz testified that he worked on a project to block all non-iTunes clients.
Apple Fires Back in Court: First Witness Defends DRM on iPod
Apple brought its first witness in the iPod antitrust case.
iPod Antitrust Lawsuit Sees Amateur Ice Dancer Join as Plaintiff
Amateur ice skater apparently saves iPod antitrust lawsuit.
iPod Antitrust Case Now Lacks Plaintiffs, Trial to Continue Anyways
US Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers dismissed the only plaintiff the iPod antitrust case had.
Apple: Plaintiffs’ iPods Bought Outside Class Action Dates, Deemed Irrelevant
Apple's lawyers found that the plaintiff's bought iPods outside class action dates.
Steve Jobs’ Classic Attitude Surfaces in iPod DRM Lawsuit
Apple co-founder's emails and a video testimony was shown for the first time in court yesterday.
iPod Antitrust Lawsuit Could Cost Apple $350 million in Damages
Apple faces antitrust lawsuit that could cost the company $350 million in damages.
Apple to Appear in Court on November 19 Over iPod Antitrust Lawsuit
Apple will appear in court on Nov. 19 over iPod antitrust lawsuit.