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Originally Posted by Sil_liS
The problem here is that the Apple employees who have to be trained are the higher executives.
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The training is fairly simple and has likely already been given -- avoid putting anything you don't want on the front page of the
New York Times in writing -- being especially wary of email -- and consult with counsel before talking with outsiders about pricing policy.
This from the American Airlines antitrust settlement gives the flavor of what the executives need to do:
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Among other things, Crandall is required ''to consult with a company lawyer before communicating with officials of any other airline carrier and to make notes on all such conversations as well as any discussions with American's vendors and creditors pertaining to other airlines' fares,'' the department said.
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However, I don't think Judge Cote is requiring the written notes. Safer to keep such contacts verbal.