Apple on trial: company execs say DRM was forced on them by record labels

Ars Technica
By Joe MullinDec 5, 2014, 6:45 pm674 pts
OAKLAND, Calif. — Top Apple executives were on the witness stand Thursday, contesting class-action lawyers' contentions that the company's copy-protection scheme was anti-competitive and illegal. It was the third day of testimony in a long-running antitrust class-action suit that has finally headed to a trial.…

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