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...(09). Meanwhile, executives at the label hope to introduce The Beatles' catalogue online soon. A spokesperson says, 'Discussions between EMI and Apple Corps continue. EMI would love to see The Beatles' music available in digital stores.'

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...make it online. McCartney said the dispute holding back online sales of Beatles music now lay between the band and EMI. He said EMI wanted "something we're not prepared to give 'em." Music industry sources said they suspected EMI's...

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...catalogue finally became available through an online music service, but not the way the band's record label, EMI, intended. London-based EMI on Tuesday filed suit against Bluebeat.com, accusing the online retailer of violating copyright...

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To read this article in full you must be registered with the site. Published Date: 05 November 2009 MUSIC company EMI said yesterday it was suing a US website that is selling downloads of Beatles songs. EMI said it had filed a...

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Posted on - Wed Nov 4, 2009 3:42PM EST Add articles about technology to your My Yahoo! British music giant EMI on Wednesday confirmed it is suing a California online music service that streams and digitally delivers Beatles songs to...

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British music giant EMI on Wednesday confirmed it is suing a California online music service that streams and digitally delivers Beatles songs to users. EMI filed suit Tuesday in a US district court in Los Angeles, accusing Bluebeat.com of...

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The record label EMI is suing a little-known online music site called BlueBeat.com for selling Beatles songs without permission. The Beatles catalog, including dozens of the top pop songs ever recorded, has famously never been licensed for...

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...the site that it was in breach of its copyright. "EMI has not authorised content to be sold on Bluebeat.com," EMI said. Other EMI artists have also been available on the site, as well as the Beatles. EMI is not trying to take down...

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...it, we've been pushing it. But there are a couple of sticking points, I understand." He added: "EMI want something we're not prepared to give 'em. EMI said at the time it had been "working hard to secure agreement with Apple Corps to make...

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...digital versions of the songs and fiercely protected the back catalogue against any attempts to do so. An EMI spokesman revealed that the company was still looking into the situation and it will take "a little while" before anything changes.

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