Apple's trial with the U.S government over allegations that Apple was the "ringleader" in a conspiracy to increase the price of e-books on the iBookstore is a doozy. The Justice Department on Monday laid out its case with a series of 81 slides which it claims show that Apple ran afoul of anti-trust law by using questionable tactics to rope five big time publishers into the agency model of e-book pricing.
One of the publishing houses involved in the case is the Penguin Group. While they settled their own dispute with the DOJ already, company CEO David Shanks took the stand on Tuesday and said that Apple was more concerned
