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...company is located in Santa Cruz, California. A spokeswoman for the Beatles' label, Apple Corp, Ltd., told Wired.com she doesn't think BlueBeat has any sort of permission to be doing this. EMI, which with Apple Corp distributes the band's...

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...is worth 99 cents, and we disagree." On 30 October, Wired.com reported that an online service, BlueBeat, was making available the entire Beatles catalogue, via both purchasable downloads and free streaming. Neither EMI nor Apple Corps...

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...other Rock Band titles. Wired.com will chat about this and more with Dhani Harrison, son of late Beatles guitarist George Harrison and one of the prime figures behind the Fab Four's transition to the digital age. "It's been a real headache,...

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...filmed at Abbey Road Studios. Wired.com has learned that iVideosongs already has a deal with Harmonix to put its tutorials on the main Rock Band site, and is in talks to do the same for Beatles: Rock Band. Jackson's untimely demise could...

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...below). A Wired.com source confirmed that someone posted the remastered Beatles catalog on Monday on the Demonoid private bit torrent service, where the mono and stereo versions are available in a variety of file formats. Does this...

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...and Kirby Superheroes in 2010. "While the Beatles didn't invent rock 'n' roll, once they arrived on the scene they sold millions of records and changed the music world forever," the editor told Wired.com. "Joe and Jack weren't the first...

In this article: Jack Kirby, Joe Simon, The Beatles, Captain America, and X-Men