On Apr 6, 2006, at 6:02 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:

There is a current suit over Apple selling music in its on-line store. When they settled the last suit, part of the deal was that they would not sell music. Looks like they're selling music to Apple Corps, and to me as well.

I think the suit you're referring to there was the one in the late 1970s/early 1980s. The settlement in 1991 supposedly killed that one. The current dispute that Bob W pointed to with the URL is over the use of the Apple logo.

I love watching the lawyers dance like this. They're all making money from it... both of the principals and all the lawyers too.


No, the suit I am talking about was just reported on the news last week. The earlier settlement in which Apple agreed not to sell music was before on-line music sales were ever envisioned, and Apple is trying to say that it only applies to the physical sale of music on CDs, tape, etc., and not to on-line sales where no physical object changes hands. Apple Corps obviously disagrees.

Bob

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