A federal appeals court has shot down Apple’s challenge to a 2013 ruling finding the company guilty of fixing ebook prices, The Wall Street Journal reports. Apple had already agreed to pay $450 million, mostly to consumers, so long as the decision was not overturned. Today’s 2-1 ruling from the Second US Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan seals the deal.
Zane Lowe just kicked off Beats 1 radio on Apple Music with a short and sweet introduction and a little bit of hype for the first song, which was… “City,” by Spring King. Haven’t heard of them? That’s right in line with the whole vibe of the station, which is all about human curators and tastemakers. It is not clear if those tastemakers will be screaming “worldwide!” and “here we
Amy Schumer says she doesn’t have much time these days for dating, but that doesn’t mean a girl can’t dream. And in her new movie Trainwreck (in theaters July 17), she plays…
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Apple Inc said Tuesday that it was assessing its next steps after a U.S. court upheld a trial judge’s decision concluding that the iPad maker conspired with five publishers to increase e-book prices. In a statement issued after the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York handed down its 2-1 decision, the company maintained that it did not conspire to fix e-book prices, as the U.S. Justice Department
The Real Housewives of New York City is celebrating its 100th episode by counting down the Top 10 moments over the seven seasons and calling them iconic is an understatement. And yes, the show is…
Calvin Harris only has eyes for Taylor Swift. Ahead of his upcoming Fourth of July show in Las Vegas, the 31-year-old DJ jetted to Dublin, Ireland to support his girlfriend, who…
(NaturalNews) We have been tracking and reporting on the worsening economic situation in Greece now for more than a year, and it appears as though our earlier predictions – that the broke Mediterranean nation would eventually default on bailout loans it received in 2012, under…
(NaturalNews) Health freedom advocates are rallying to stop California Governor Jerry Brown from signing into law Senate Bill 277, which threatens to eliminate the freedom of parents to opt their children out of vaccines for personal or philosophical reasons. Reports indicate that…