Judge hits Beatles MP3 seller with restraining order Two days after EMI went to court, a federal judge has granted its request for … ...

Unless EMI makes a special exemption for Beatles songs, that means the Fab Four's music would not only be available for sale as downloads but would also be DRM-free at a time when most other major ...

Neil Aspinall, the head of Apple Corps, told Fox News a few days ago that since the deal was settled, songs should be available online "soon." And when the Beatles 13 "core albums" are available ...

A series of Norwegian podcasts which had been set to feature all 212 recorded songs by The Beatles have been taken offline due to legal issues. Norwegian website Nrk.no had been posting a series ...

A federal judge in Los Angeles on Wednesday granted Capitol Records' request for a preliminary injunction against a San Jose-based website that has put the Beatles catalog online for digital ...

Bizarre legal defense after EMI sues over Beatles MP3 sales BlueBeat.com made waves this week in the music world by selling remastered … ...

Apparently not. Apple announced Tuesday that 450,000 Beatles albums and 2 million individual tracks were downloaded during the first week they went up online.

It seemed like a Beatles mystery – the 1963 bootleg recordings that appeared, then seemingly disappeared from iTunes.

Beatles tracks have never been released for digital download as MP3 files, in spite of remarks by Sir Paul McCartney that he wanted to make them available on Apple’s iTunes.

After years of stalled negotiations, the effort to bring the Beatles’ music into the download age finally began to come together on July 14 Bastille Day. On that day Roger Faxon, the chief ...

Those Norwegian Beatles podcasts, noted as the first time the Fab Four’s music has been available as a legal download, have been taken down after the podcasts broke some obscure Norwegian ...

With remastered CDs from The Beatles and new iPods from Apple, the extent to which technology has changed the way we listen to music is neatly illustrated today.