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September 6, 2013By Michael Cader

Apple Final Judgment Is Limited, But Could Still Stir eBook Market

September 6, 2013By Michael Cader

On Wednesday, Judge Denise Cote signed on the final judgment and permanent injunction over Apple in the ebook pricing case. The modified agreement is in line with the previous conference and draft, and was jointly submitted to the court by the DOJ, the state attorneys general and Apple. The most important provision regarding the publishing industry stands: “Apple shall not enter into or maintain any agreement with a publisher defendant that restricts, limits, or impedes Apple’s ability to set, alter or reduce the retail price of any e-book.” As was discussed at the conference last week, the language has been […]

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