Apple cracks down on use of the word 'pod'
Apple has stepped up its legal crackdown on businesses using the word ’pod’ in product and company names.
The company sent a cease-and-desist order last week to Podcast Ready, which markets an application known as myPodder that lets users download podcasts directly to a portable music player.
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