By ETHAN SMITH The Beatles catalog finally became available for paid digital downloading, but not the way the band's record label, EMI Group Ltd., intended. Also named as defendants in the suit, filed in U.S. District Court in... [read full story]
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November 7: Beatles catalog: Websites barred from selling EMI’s Beatles songs. BlueBeat.com and BaseBeat.com have been restrained by a California district judge from selling re-mastered songs of Beatles and other EMI artists....
4:00AM Monday Nov 09, 2009 By Anthony McCartney The Beatles Connect A US federal judge has temporarily blocked two music-sharing websites from selling songs by the Beatles and other artists for US25c (35c) apiece. District...
Section: Gadgets / Other Beatles fans everywhere rejoice! The band’s catalog is finally being released in mp3 form, but don’t go running to iTunes. Record company EMI is releasing the entire catalog of 14 albums on a special...
By Anthony McCartney • The Associated Press • November 8, 2009 LOS ANGELES - A federal judge has temporarily blocked two music-sharing Web sites from selling songs by The Beatles and other artists for 25 cents apiece. U.S....
EMI group served the owner and parent company with the suit. U.S. District Court of the Central District of California had approved a temporary restraining order against BlueBeat.com which was dated November 5, 2009. The site...
November 7, 1:54 PMBeatles ExaminerSteve Marinucci The Beatles Stereo USB drive (Apple Corps Ltd./EMI Music) The Beatles Stereo USB Drive is now available elsewhere besides the Beatles Official Store (where it's selling for...
The Associated Press • November 8, 2009 LOS ANGELES — A federal judge has temporarily blocked two music-sharing Web sites from selling songs by The Beatles and other artists for 25 cents apiece. U.S. District Judge John Walter...
It appears that audacious online retailer BlueBeat won't be selling Beatles tunes anytime soon. The little-known website had been hawking Fab Four tracks for 25 cents apiece until a federal court in Los Angeles slapped the site...
LONDON (Reuters) - Record label EMI has won an injunction against music website BlueBeat.com which it said was selling Beatles songs without its permission. A federal court in Los Angeles has issued a temporary restraining...
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