The Smoking gun
Day 4 of Apple e-book case: The meeting in Jeff Bezos's boathouse
-- "I'm not comfortable discussing the contents of that meeting."
Google exec's inconsistent testimony weakens DOJ case against Apple in e-book price fixing suit
"That is to say, the words could have been written not by Turvey, but by Google's lawyers.
Turvey, who looked shaken when he hurried out of the courtroom..."
Is the e-book judge starting to see things Apple's way?
Apple hammers Google witness hard in e-book pricing trial
These guys are also the television and movie companies, but they see their music divisions as of lesser importance.
Sony inks "iRadio" deal, giving Apple all 3 major labels
This is what the server farms (data centers) are all about, TV, movies, games, streaming music (see iRadio), video-telephony.
It's all about the "pipes" now. Google has been spending big on fiber in 2 test markets for HDTV.
Apple Inc. Is Actually Spending a Lot of Money, but on What?
"Asymco's Horace Dediu quipped that though Apple doesn't do high-profile acquisitions, it in effect 'buys the equivalent of one Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO) every three years.'"
Apple Inc. Is Actually Spending A Lot Of Money, But On What? | Stocks | Minyanville's Wall StreetWhy iOS is the future of Apple (and how we got here)
I take this to mean that iPhone 5s is on the way
Apple retail stores to begin taking iPhone trade-ins - report
Apple's free ad-supported 'iRadio' on track for WWDC announcement - report
Sequel to Thunderbolt is all about 4K video
Apple not throttling iPhone or iPad cellular throughput via carrier bundles
Once scorned in China, Apple now praised for environmental policies
Why does a top secret government program have a cheesy logo that's a Dark Side of the Moon rip-off?
Why do they have a logo at all?
Why do they want such high profile publicity?
Who are they?
Apple denies feeding customer secrets to a U.S. spy agency
"We have never heard of PRISM," was Apple's response. "We do not provide any government agency with direct access to our servers, and any government agency requesting customer data must get a court order."
Ladies of Silicon Valley: Lean Back
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