Apple and other technology companies will soon be asked to answer to Australian Parliament regarding why content from iTunes costs more to Australian consumers than U.S. consumers. The Sydney Morning Herald reported the Minister for Communications Stephen Conroy has now signed off on a parliamentary inquiry that will be carried out sometime this year by [...]
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Apple and Microsoft are among a few tech companies going before the Australian Parliament this week, asked to explain what many are seeing as price gouging in the Australian market. Here in the US, for example, Apple's Mac OS X Serv... Read Post
The government of Australia has signed off on a parliamentary inquiry into alleged price gouging by Apple and other technology companies that sell digital content. Read Post
Australian Parliament is asking the companies why Australians pay more for music and games than customers abroad Read Post