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On Sat, 8 Jan 2005, Venkat Chandra wrote:
>> Anyway, his case sounds pretty weak to this reader. If I bought an HP
>> printer cartidge, could I then sue HP for forcing me to buy their
>> printer in order to use the cartridge? This case is a little
>> different, of course, but there is a similar logic. He did not have to
>> buy iTunes files. He is not being forced to listen to the music
>> either. Thus, he is not forced to buy an iPod.
>>
>> Interesting story.
>>
>
> But don't the rules change considerably if you are considered a
> monopoly?
Yes, but what would Apple have a monopoly on? People like the iPod but it
is nowhere close to being a monopoly. There is nothing stopping
competitors from making similar products and such products do exist.
Mike
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