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"Apple's Court Loss Could End the Book as We Know It: The Justice Department is hailing a judge's finding yesterday that Apple and publishers conspired to fix e-book prices as a victory for consumers, who are paying less since the alleged cabal was thwarted. But readers shouldn't rest easy. More than anything, Apple's defeat in court reinforces the key fact of bookselling in the 21st century: Amazon has more power than anyone else to dictate what Americans pay for books."
 Wired 8:24 AM
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"Apple faces triple damages, longshot appeal in ebook conspiracy" paidContent 8:50 AM
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"The Apple e-book trial: The view from the hard benches/I thought the judge was coming around to Apple's point of view. I was wrong." Fortune 8:22 AM
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"Could ebook price-fixing ruling kill Apple's aggressive expansion? Apple may approach new markets more cautiously, following antitrust ruling in US" Macworld UK 8:48 AM
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"Amazon Seen Gaining Advantage With Apple's E-Book Defeat" Bloomberg 10:17 AM
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"Apple Reacts to Court Ruling on E-Book Pricing" Bloomberg TV 8:57 AM
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"Apple broke antitrust laws: Judge rules company conspired to raise e-book prices" Associated Press 8:46 AM
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"Why Apple's Fall releases are make or break for Cupertino" Computerworld 7:53 AM
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"Wall Street's Shortsighted View On Samsung And Apple: Wall Street is punishing Apple and Samsung for slowing mobile growth, unfortunately overlooking the long-term value of today's dominance." ReadWrite 8:54 AM
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"Chairman Eric Schmidt: Google's Relationship With Apple Has Improved" Business Insider 7:19 PM
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