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Apple Tries To Halt Release Of Steve Jobs Deposition In Lawsuit … What’s It Hiding?

Two closely watched cases in the music industry are about to go to trial involving a motley crew of characters: Eminem’s producers, Rob Zombie, Rick James and Steve Jobs. Apple is claiming that a deposition of Steve jobs from a 2010 trial involving F.B.T. Productions, producers of several hit Eminem tracks, could, if released, bring competitive harm to the company over “highly confidential and proprietary trade secrets.” The main trial involves the aforementioned blonde rapper’s producers, F.B.T. Productions, and Aftermath Records, a division of Universal Music Group, in a debate over...

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Published By: Tech Crunch - Tuesday, 1 May, 2012

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