Lawyer Argues for Logo With ITunes
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To the classical strains of Antonio Vivaldi's 'Gloria,' Apple Computer Inc.'s lawyer Thursday argued in a high-profile British court case against the Beatles record company that iTunes simply distributes data and isn't in the music-production business.
The soundtrack to his appearance contrasted with the hearing's first day Wednesday, when a lawyer for Apple Corps, the London record company, demonstrated his points with the 1970s disco hit 'Le Freak.'
To the classical strains of Antonio Vivaldi's 'Gloria,' Apple Computer Inc.'s lawyer Thursday argued in a high-profile British court case against the Beatles record company that iTunes simply distributes data and isn't in the music-production business.The soundtrack to his appearance contrasted with the hearing's first day Wednesday, when a lawyer for Apple Corps, the London record company, demonstrated his points with the 1970s disco hit 'Le Freak.'
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