Steve Jobs Testimony to Play Key Role in iPod Trial

The transcript discusses Apple's antitrust case, focusing on whether Apple's actions were competitive or monopolistic. It examines Apple's control over music downloads on iPods, the role of Steve Jobs, and the influence of his legacy on the trial. The jury's perception and the legal implications of describing Jobs as a visionary are also explored.

What are the key factors that determine whether Apple's actions were competitive or anti-competitive?

How did Apple justify its decision to restrict music downloads on its devices?

What arguments could the plaintiffs make against Apple's practices in the antitrust case?

In what ways could Steve Jobs' legacy impact the jury's perception in the trial?

What are the implications of describing Apple's actions as 'quashing competitors' in the trial?

What role does the concept of 'visionary' play in the context of this antitrust trial?

How might the jury's understanding of competition influence their decision regarding Apple's practices?