Apple faces US court case over iPod-only iTunes service

Staff,, brandrepublic.com, 07 January 2005, 08:00AM

NEW YORK - A customer of Apple's iTunes in the US is suing the company for violation of anti-competition laws because he says he was forced to buy an iPod if he wanted to make the music he had bought from the service portable.

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