Thread: Apple is suing to protect its "innovative products"
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Old 12-21-2004, 03:19 PM   #3
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And the story continues:

Apple serves subpoenas on the three Mac rumor Web sites AppleInsider.com, PowerPage.org, and ThinkSecret.com, seeking information on who leaked facts about an un-announced audio hardware product code named "Asteroid" or "Q97".

So the leaked product information in question is *not* the supposed Apple Flash Mini.

Names of individuals who might possess information regarding those who alledgedly leaked the product information include "Jason O. Grady," "Kasper Jade," "Paul Scates," and "Bob Borries".

Oh well, looks like someone got Steves really pissed!

You can read the full report here.
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