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Foxconn Admits Breaking Labor Laws In China

Foxconn, an original equipment manufacturer for Apple's iPod, has admitted that their employees work about 80 extra hours each month, which is against the law in China. According to Chinese labor ...

France Softens iTunes Law, but Apple Is Still Disgruntled

Leading French lawmakers voted Thursday to water down a draft copyright law that could force Apple Computer to make its iPod music player and iTunes online store compatible with rivals' ...


Apple hopes for toned-down French download law

Apple Computer Inc. said on Friday it was awaiting final approval of a French bill aimed at opening online media stores to rivals, which it hoped would leave the market ...

French Bend on ITunes Law

Leading lawmakers have agreed to water down a draft law that could have threatened the future of the iPod in France. The National Assembly voted in March to force companies like ...

Apple Share Could Depend On Pirates’ Slice Of Pie

A lawyer specializing in international intellectual property issue believes Apple will prevail against efforts to open its music content to devices other than the iPod. Richard Neff, of the Los Angeles ...


“iPod City” on 34 Bucks a Month

Apple seems to be facing sweatshop allegations as reports by the Mail detail worker conditions at it's sprawling Longhua plant in Southern China. Housing an incredible 200,000 workers who ...

Steve Jobs Beats Beatles In Battle Over Apple Trademark

Apple Computer's long and winding court battle with Beatles music label Apple Corps came to a close Monday after a U.K. judge ruled that the PC maker's iTunes online store ...

Apple to reward P2P usage?

These days, it seems like all we hear is how likely it is that P2P software will own your PC with crippling malware, land you in jail, or bury you ...

Analysts Agree with France’s iTunes Move

Analysts say the French are on to something that the rest of the world has yet to figure out: It needs to set rules for this new market now or ...

French to Force iTunes to Work on Third-Party Portables

French parliamentarians finished drafting a law on Friday that would open up Apple Computer's market-leading iTunes online music store to portable music players other than its popular iPods.

Apple’s iPod nano – A Bandwagon Worth Riding

The Apple iPod nano - A Bandwagon Worth Riding It's cold, dark, and there's not a soul on the road. Panting after a late-night run, I can just barely make out ...

Apple’s French Dis-Connection?

Take a complicated issue such as copyrights in the Digital Age. Throw in a generous helping of French politics and stir it with a dash of socialist ideology. The resulting ...

Apple faces iPod Nano litigation

The lawsuit alleges that Apple launched the music player despite knowing its design would limit its life. The legal action follows a rash of complaints from iPod Nano users who ...

Apples slavish devotion

"It is widely acknowledged that Apple Computer enjoys the kind of slavish devotion among its customers - and fawning adoration from the press - of which other companies don't even ...

Apple denies it bid for record label

Countering speculation that it is close to buying Vivendi Universal's record label, Apple Computer said Wednesday that it has never offered to make such an investment or purchase. In a ...

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