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I would bet there are civil precedents that give some powers, but not that they'd have an app at all if they won or lost. We're coming upon a time where some p
by devwastaken 8y ago
I would bet there are civil precedents that give some powers, but not that they'd have an app at all if they won or lost.
We're coming upon a time where some private markets have too wide of effects to not be actionable.
- tonyedgecombe 8y agoI suspect Apples defence would always be "we only have 15% of the smart phone market".
- gnicholas 8y agoThe key question in many antitrust cases is: what is the “relevant market”? Their worldwide share of sales is probably not the touchstone in a US antitrust case. Certainly plaintiffs would argue this, and point to their larger market share domestically.