"Apple's Antitrust Woes: Spotify's Comments and European Fines"

TL;DR Summary
Spotify's response to Apple being fined $2B for antitrust offenses suggests that it anticipates Apple may engage in "malicious compliance" in another antitrust case regarding the App Store rules. The dispute revolves around Apple's policy of taking a 30% cut from subscriptions made through its App Store, which Spotify argues gives Apple Music an unfair advantage. The EU ruled in favor of Spotify, but Apple is appealing. Spotify implies that Apple may not fully comply with the ruling, similar to its response to a previous antitrust case, and expects the matter to be drawn out in both Europe and the US.
- Spotify comment on Apple hints at possible malicious compliance 9to5Mac
- 'Free isn't enough': Apple calls out Spotify for 'paying nothing' Mashable
- A big fine in Europe adds to Apple's 2024 woes. What it will take to get back on track CNBC
- Apple gets squeezed by antitrust regulators on both sides of the Atlantic Yahoo Finance
- The European Commission Confirms, Apple's Anti-Competitive Behavior Is Illegal and Harms Consumers — Spotify For the Record
Reading Insights
Total Reads
0
Unique Readers
12
Time Saved
1 min
vs 2 min read
Condensed
74%
393 → 101 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on 9to5Mac