Apple goes after iTunes site holder

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U.K entrepreneur vows to continue David-and-Goliath fight with Mac maker over iTunes.co.uk, which he says he owns fair and square.

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Haha, this is hilarious: I can't believe the ever-so-great Apple has ran into a problem :-o ! What EVER will they do? I don't blame the guy for not backing down.....Well, for $1 billion, I would probably sell it to them.....I mean, afterall, isn't it worth that much to Apple??
Posted by PCCRomeo (432 comments ): December 8, 2004 3:38 PM (PST) Like Reply Link Flag

Citizen Gates LOL (too): Remember when Mike Rowe from Canada had his "MikeRoweSoft.ca" web site & Citizen Gates' goose stepping brown boots kicked down his door?
After enormous bad press from the free press & internet, M$ back down & ended up giving the dude an XBox + cash to "convince" him to changing his site's name because of all the "harm & confusion to M$ customers & brand throughout the world" his tiny little site was causing so much heartburn in Redmond.
-Eyes wide open in Seattle-
(Mac/Unix/Win user)
Posted by Llib Setag (951 comments ): December 8, 2004 6:42 PM (PST) Like Reply Link Flag

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