If you scour the tech landscape, you'd be hard pressed to find a company more preoccupied with secrecy than Apple. While Apple understandably takes steps to prevent the release of details surrounding new products, they also like to keep, as much as possible, details surrounding their operations under wraps.
That being the case, Apple flexed some of its corporate and legal muscle recently when it demanded that a website called Digital Music News remove a copy of an iTunes Radio contract it had offered to small independent record labels.
And just what was the legal theory Apple posited in requesting the site take down the contract?
Copyright infringement.
Yep, Apple explained that their contract agreement, which was presumably offered to a bevy of small record labels, was subject to copy
