Court Rules Apple’s DRM In iTunes Was Not A Monopoly

Cult of Mac
By Buster HeineSep 4, 2013, 1:49 pm268 pts
Over the past ten years, some Apple customers have argued that the iTunes store is an illegal monopoly because songs purchased inside the store can’t be played on Apple devices, but an appeals court in California has finally thrown out those claims once and for all. A three-judge panel confirmed that Apple’s…

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