Apple, Adobe & Microsoft Forced To Appear Before Australian IT Pricing Inquiry

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By Graham SpencerFeb 10, 2013, 8:28 pm494 pts
Apple, Microsoft and Adobe have been summoned to appear before a Federal Australian Parliamantery Committee that has been investigating IT pricing in Australia. The move forces the three companies to appear on March 22nd after they had refused to do so voluntarily. Ed Husic, a driving member behind the…

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