John Paczkowski

Here's the last word, for now, on the punishment Apple will receive after losing its e-book price-fixing trial: It's not as bad as Apple first feared, but Apple still isn't happy. You can see the order from U.S. District Court Denise Cote embedded at the bottom of this post. If you've been following this story - my colleague John Paczkowski has been providing excellent coverage - then you'll know what to expect: A set of remedies that limit Apple's ability to control pricing of its e-books in general,

We tend to find reporter John Paczkowski‘s anonymous source reports to be overwhelmingly reliable, which is why we’d like to bring your attention to a brief article he posted on AllThingsD earlier this morning. Here are the first three paragraphs of the story: “Apple’s next generation iPhone and its so-called “iPad mini” will debut at two separate [...]

Big Apple rumours are flying in advance of the tech company’s upcoming announcement in NYC, but don’t expect an iPad 3 or iTV. Instead of hardware, this event could focus more on Apple’s role in education, according to tech bloggers John Paczkowski at AllThingsD and Clayton Morris at Fox. Education was a cause near and dear to the late Steve Jobs, who spoke about revolutionizing America’s school system. Jobs had plans to make textbooks accessible on iPads, according to his biographer Walter Isaacson. His idea was to hire textbook writers to design digital versions of their work. The event