questioning the Ninth Circuit’s opinion for this and other reasons, including the opinion’s presumption that a copyright confers market power and its conclusion that power to force is established by a demonstration that some buyers find the, tying product uniquely desirable
How later courts described this case
- questioning the Ninth Circuit’s opinion for this and other reasons, including the opinion’s presumption that a copyright confers market power and its conclusion that power to force is established by a demonstration that some buyers find the, tying product uniquely desirable
- holding that separate markets existed for computer central processing unit and computer operating system
- computer software and central processing units
- order denying writ of certiorari
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
Sup. Ct. Mo. Certiorari denied.
Justice Brennan, *908 Justice Marshall, and Justice Powell would grant certiorari.