Thread: E-Books-Anti-Trust- What did Steve Jobs Know? When did he know it?
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Old 07-26-2012, 08:16 AM   #3
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E-Books - Anti-Trust - What did Steve Jobs know? When did Steve Jobs do? When?

"Steve Jobs Biographer Resists Subpoena in e-Books Case
By Judith Rosen, Publishers Weekly
Jul 23, 2012"

"At least for now, bestselling author Walter Isaacson has eluded an “informal discovery conference” for materials from his biography of Steve Jobs, requested by Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP, attorney for the class action plaintiffs in the Electronic Books Antitrust Litigation case filed late last year. In a hand-scrawled note on a letter of opposition from Isaacson’s attorney, Elizabeth A. McNamara, Judge Denise Cote wrote, “the plaintiff may renew its application when it can show that it meets the test for disclosure of nonconfidential material.”

Hagens Berman served a subpoena on Isaacson on May 23 for documents and communications with Jobs regarding Apple’s entry into the e-book market, most-favored-nation clauses, sales of e-books, and pricing strategies."

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Inquiring minds want to know. Indeed, demand to know!
Naaa... enquiring minds could care less... they'd rather get on with their lives than go with the endless "bad Apple," "nasty Microsoft" and "they're all out to get us..." Fine, we've heard the message... time after time after time... big yawn, time to go...
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