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Apple nixes Monster's licensing over Beats lawsuit

Apple nixes Monster’s licensing over Beats lawsuit

Posted on June 17, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Monster’s lawsuit against Beats Electronics last January has come back to bite it now thatBeats is an Apple subsidiary. The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple has killed Monster’s official licensing agreement deader than that reported Beats WiFi speaker. Monster has been producing licensed accessories (lightning cables, headphones and whatnot) since 2005. Plus, it’s reportedly paid more than $12 million in licensing fees since 2008 for the honor of selling “Made for iPhone/iPod/iPad” devices, some of which retailed in Apple stores.
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