The jury in the class-action lawsuit against the NFL regarding its 'Sunday Ticket' package is set to begin deliberations. The case centers on allegations of antitrust violations due to the NFL's exclusive agreement with DirecTV, which plaintiffs argue limits competition and inflates costs for consumers. The outcome could significantly impact sports broadcasting and consumer rights.
The European Union has accused Apple of violating app developers' rights with its App Store policies, including high commission fees and anti-steering provisions. These practices, the EU claims, stifle competition and innovation, potentially leading to fines of up to 10% of Apple's global revenue. This case could set a precedent for digital market regulations.
The European Union has accused Microsoft of breaching antitrust regulations by bundling its Teams app with its Office software packages. This move could potentially stifle competition and reduce consumer choices in the software market.
