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Apple Threatens to Take Its iBall and Go Home if Artist Royalties Rise

By Jonathan Ezor anad Michelle Zakarin

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The timing of Apple's statement to the Copyright Royalty Board regarding a proposed raise is royalty rates to music publishers is curious. Apple has said that it would likely close the iTunes Store if it could not run it at...

Full post as published by Tech Law Prof Blog on October 01, 2008 (boomark / email).

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