AP, Bloomberg and CNN file motion to allow them to broadcast Steve Jobs deposition video
We may get to see the two-hour video of Steve Jobs giving pre-trial evidence in the iPod antitrust case, if the judge approves a motion jointly filed by AP, Bloomberg and CNN to make it public. CNET reported:
“Given the substantial public interest in the rare posthumous appearance of Steve Jobs in this trial, there simply is no interest that justifies restricting the public’s access to his video deposition,” attorney Thomas Burke, who is representing all three media organizations, wrote in the filing Monday
The video currently has the same status of live testimony given in the case, meaning that it can be reported on but the video cannot be broadcast …
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