The Beatles are the holy grail of music licensing. The tracks are available of course on the bit torrent sites but they are illegal and not to be encouraged. But now it emerges that an apparently legitimate site called... [read full story]
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SAN FRANCISCO – British music giant EMI on Wednesday confirmed it is suing a California online music service that streams and digitally delivers Beatles songs to users. EMI owns the rights to Beatles recordings and collaborates...
From correspondents in San Francisco BRITISH music giant EMI has confirmed it is suing a California online music service that streams and digitally delivers Beatles songs to users. EMI owns the rights to Beatles recordings and...
Wednesday, November 4 2009, 20:25 GMT By Oli Simpson EMI Records is taking legal action against a US website which has started selling The Beatles' back catalogue. Download site Bluebeat recently offered fans the chance to buy...
LONDON (Billboard) - The Beatles remasters are coming out on a limited-edition apple-shaped USB drive in time for Christmas, marking the first time the Fab Four's catalogue has officially been sold as digital files separate...
It’s not iTunes, but Apple Corps and EMI are finally offering a legit way to grab digital Beatles tracks. This Apple-shaped stick has FLAC and MP3 versions of the new CD set: all of the band’s music re-mastered in stereo. (more…)
Of all the anticipation over the last couple of years, this was not the way we expected The Beatles archive to manifest digitally. Fans can finally buy digital versions of the band’s recently remastered back catalogue - on a...
Of all the anticipation over the last couple of years, this was not the way we expected The Beatles archive to manifest digitally. Fans can finally buy digital versions of the band’s recently remastered back catalogue - on a...
by Meg Ruddick After releasing The Beatles' re-mastered back catalog on CD in September, EMI and Apple Corps Ltd. are now introducing a limited edition apple-shaped USB containing the re-mastered audio plus a bunch of goodies....
Core blimey (arf!). For just £50 more than the beautiful box set of CDs, you can get a USB stick in the shape of a piece of fruit. True, it contains all The Beatles' remastered albums on it, in FLAC and MP3 audio format, but...
When music site BlueBeat decided to offer The Beatles tracks for $0.25 each , as Staci wrote this week , it knew it would be controversial. “If you believe in good faith that materials hosted by BlueBeat infringe your copyright...
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