By Ina Fried
Published: Wednesday 22 June 2005
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Name
James D'Apice
Location
Kent
Occupation
IT Manager
Comment
Although I'm not an Apple fan, this seems a bit harsh.
Some people who were possibley at a trade show 10 years ago, walked passed a stall, one of hundreds, saw a product and stored the idea in their memory.
They then join Apple as some point since the trade show and produce iTunes.
Hmm, if i was the judge i'd give them not just 3 times the 'normal' amount, but 10 times the 'normal' amount. They deserve it for coming up with a stupid idea like that.
Mind you it does show again the problems with software patents.
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