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Law Professor explains US v Apple, the iPhone Monopoly Case

Prof. Eric E. Johnson dives into the iPhone monopolization accusations and the law behind them in the government's blockbuster antitrust lawsuit against Apple. This video reviews what's needed for a Sherman Act Section 2 claim and identifies the three key questions that will determine the outcome of this litigation. It's not a hot take -- just a careful and clear account of the government's case. #antitrust #iPhone #law #appleiphone #monopoly #Apple #applewatch 00:21 Apple's hugeness 00:38 iPhone in a massive C-clamp? 01:00 The essence of the claim 01:12 The legal basis -- Sherman Act §2 01:38 The offense of monopolization (monopolize vs. having a monopoly) 02:11 The three key questions in U.S. v. Apple 02:45 Question #1: What counts as a relevant market? 05:33 Question #2: Does Apple have monopoly power? 06:46 Question #3: Has Apple done anticompetitive things to get or keep monopoly power? 07:52 Super apps 08:57 Cloud gaming tech 10:30 iMessage compatibility, smartwatch compatibility, digital wallets 11:21 Apple's privacy and security justifications Theme music by ‪@SpaceKnife‬ Video by Eric E. Johnson Copyright 2024 Eric E. Johnson