Yesterday, we reported that iTunes had begun selling the music catalog of the Beatles, marking the first time legal digital versions of the tracks are available online.
Apple, EMI and the Beatles knocked out a deal after a few months of negotiations, moving forward mostly when new EMI CEO Roger Faxon came on board in June.
Today, industry sources are saying that Google and Amazon both ... [ read the full article ]
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They could have made a deal with everyone, if they wanted to or really gave a shit about their fans. This is what an old, irrelevant group does when all they have is their pride and label management to guide them.
Originally posted by bratcher: About time!! I bought it on the first day that it was available...
All the more gaulable you, i had them albums on digital for yrs, why would you pay $146 for somthing 40 yrs old that you can get anywhere?
And im sorry but this is not the important part of the story, the most important was how the hell apple got out of the lawsuit which stated they would never get into the music industry if they were to retain the name apple.
