Apple and Proview enter talks to settle iPad dispute
The legal dispute between Apple and Proview continues to rage on in China. If you need a quick refresher, Proview claim that they hold the rights to the “iPad” name in mainland China, while Apple says they purchased the full rights some years ago. A legal tussle ensued, and so far the whole thing has
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20 Apr 2012
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Apple fined $165,000 in China for copyright violation
Apple always seems to be embroiled in a suit of one sort or another around the world. Back in March of this year 22 authors in China sued Apple over copyright violations. The writers claim that Apple published 59 different books on its iBooks bookstore without permission of the authors. A court in Beijing has Read The Full StoryRead similar
tit for tat: Judge Tells Apple, Amazon to Try to Settle Their ‘Appstore’ Beef
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