Apple Corps

...about Sony's aspirations. It chose Atlanta for its new United States headquarters because that is the headquarters of AT&T's wireless unit. Apple Corps-the Beatles' organization, not the one affiliated with Steve Jobs-has announced that...

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...completely empty, the bookseller will furnish buyers with a special holiday certificate - presumably with real ink on actual paper. Apple Corps-the Beatles' organization, not the one affiliated with Steve Jobs-has announced that it will...

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...ad due to its elaborate Isaac Newton logo. The artist who drew that logo was the third original partner in Apple Corp. His stake in Apple was bought out for a couple thousand dollars when the company started getting serious). •...

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...of a T-shirt? The Japanese clothing brand A Bathing Ape (or simply Bape) is the latest to jump on the craze. They collaborated with Apple Corp. Ltd - the Beatles' multimedia corporation - to release a capsule collection line of clothing...

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...are about trade, not copyright. Indeed, two or more companies can have the same trade mark (the most famous case being Apple Inc. and Apple Corps), which is fine as long as they don't stray into echother's markets. Note also that while...

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...we are engaged in a long term project to build an internet operating system. I've outlined a few of the ways that big players like Facebook, Apple, and News Corp are potentially breaking the "small pieces loosely joined" model of the Internet.

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...on Super Guides Well, it finally happened. Digital versions of the Beatles' catalog are finally coming to Apple. It's just not the Apple you're thinking of. On Dec. 8, you may be able to buy all of the recently released digitally remastered...

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...to win its copyright infringement case against the Internet firm. EMI owns the rights to Beatles recordings and collaborates with Apple Corps on distribution of the music. EMI said that Bluebeat, which streamed music free and offered...

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...songs coming to iTunes have persisted for years. The move seems far more likely to happen soon than it did years ago, when Apple and Apple Corps were engaged in a trademark dispute. In 2007, those issues were resolved, leaving many to...

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...up to sell their songs online. Before that happens, EMI - which owns Beatles recordings - must agree a deal with Apple Corps, the company set up by the band to look after their catalogue. "We'd like to do it," Sir Paul told BBC News last...

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