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The mega company currently gets 30 percent commission for any e-books sold on an Apple Store App. According to the Wall Street Journal, the DOJ is pushing for Amazon.com to be able to sell e-books on Apple Apps without the 30 percent commission.
KaiDKravitVALIS42
reply to post by tothetenthpower
It's about oversight. Or a lack thereof.
tothetenthpower
As I understand this, Apple was found guilty of price fixing ebooks right?
Holder’s request follows a decision by Denise Cote, a New York Federal District Judge. Cote ruled that Apple violates the US Anti-Trust Laws, which are designed to prevent monopolies and fixed prices.
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
KaiDKravitVALIS42
reply to post by tothetenthpower
It's about oversight. Or a lack thereof.
Isn't the DOJ stating they WANT oversight now, to prevent further problems?
I'm just confused as to what people expect?
It seems like people get up in arms when they do nothing, yet give the same reaction when they try to do anything.
~Tenth
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
KaiDKravitVALIS42
reply to post by tothetenthpower
It's about oversight. Or a lack thereof.
Isn't the DOJ stating they WANT oversight now, to prevent further problems?
I'm just confused as to what people expect?
It seems like people get up in arms when they do nothing, yet give the same reaction when they try to do anything.
~Tenth
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
KaiDKravitVALIS42
reply to post by tothetenthpower
It's about oversight. Or a lack thereof.
Isn't the DOJ stating they WANT oversight now, to prevent further problems?
I'm just confused as to what people expect?
It seems like people get up in arms when they do nothing, yet give the same reaction when they try to do anything.
~Tenth
Originally posted by sandman441
ERIC HOLDER DEMANDS GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION OF APPLE'S ITUNES & APP STORES
benswann.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
The mega company currently gets 30 percent commission for any e-books sold on an Apple Store App. According to the Wall Street Journal, the DOJ is pushing for Amazon.com to be able to sell e-books on Apple Apps without the 30 percent commission.
edit on 8/5/2013 by tothetenthpower because: --Mod Edit--All caps, don't use emedit on Mon Aug 5 2013 by DontTreadOnMe because: try again