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EMI Sues BlueBeat for Selling Beatles Tunes Online http://bit.ly/2VOr6E #News #WIRED 20 days ago |
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follow-up on beatles story: emi files suit http://bit.ly/34UXrd (via @wired), though beatles mp3s & flacs to be sold legit 12/8. 21 days ago |
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Thought those Beatles' downloads over at bluebeat.com were too good to be true? Looks like you were right: http://bit.ly/34UXrd 21 days ago |
5Words: Bring Back Windows Vista UAC!
Technologizer —
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You Knew This Would Happen: EMI Sues BlueBeat.com For Selling Beatles Albums
BARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily —
Well, that was inevitable.
EMI has filed suit against BlueBeat.com, BaseBeat Inc. and parent Media Rights Technologies for copyright infringement, Wired.com reports. That’s not a big surprise: as I noted earlier this week, BlueBeat has been selling tracks from the Beatles (among a wide range of other bands) for 25 cents a song, and providing free streaming of almost any album you can imagine. The Beatles albums to date have not been made available to any online music ...
Linkpost | 11.5.2009
TechBlog —
... - It's not a video, but a leaked document shows how Microsoft's prototype tablet might work. • EMI Sues BlueBeat for Selling Beatles Tunes Online and ...
Defiant Site Continues to Jack Beatles
ZiggyTek Blog —
... about how The Beatles are putting their entire record library onto an apple shaped USB for $279. As I was navigating the blogosphere, I saw Wired’s article about ...
Meet the Beatles... re-recording? Bluebeat claims its downloads are legal
Technology: Technology blog | guardian.co.uk —
... This is puzzling, because the Beatles songs haven't been licensed for digital download to other sites. And, if you read the very extensive coverage on Wired, it seems that Apple Corps, the Beatles' management company, probably hasn't either. (I contacted Apple Corps earlier today but have not received a response.) EMI (the Beatles' publishers) has filed a lawsuit, Wired explains. ...
