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...make progress soon," a spokesperson said. There had been hopes that Beatles songs would become available after Apple Inc - which owns iTunes - ended a trademark dispute with Apple Corps in 2007. Meanwhile, EMI and Apple Corps have...

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...a U.S. court earlier this week. BlueBeat.com offers songs for 25 U.S. cents each, around one quarter of what a song would typically cost on the dominant online music retail site iTunes, owned by Apple Inc. On offer is an extensive list of...

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...not authorised content to be sold on BlueBeat.com. Beatles holding company Apple Corps has so far declined to allow the Fab Four's music on any internet music service, including iTunes. Long-running negotiations between EMI and Apple Corps...

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...to several reports. Users will be able to purchase tunes on Google's search page through online services, including iLike and Lala, and possibly Apple's iTunes store or Amazon.com, the Wall Street Journal reported. The revenue will be...

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...downloads of Beatles songs. 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. EMI and Apple Corps, the Beatles'...

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...they were enjoying the music. One media analyst said that the sale will have angered EMI, particularly as the songs are being sold for 15p, five times lower than the price of an iTunes track in the UK. "Clearly for EMI The Beatles are...

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...solutions are needed." Participating in the talks were Amazon, EMI, iTunes, Nokia, Universal, PRS for Music, music rights management groups SACEM and STIM and the European consumers' organization BEUC. The companies and groups said...

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...most eager to embrace digital distribution…it was also the first to drop DRM requirements from material sold through iTunes and other online music stores. Hulu's deal with EMI marks its first partnership with a music label. The Norah Jones...

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...to navigate away from the search results page. The effort marks a new way for Google and the recording companies to promote alternatives to Apple's iTunes, the leader in song downloads. Major recording companies - including Vivendi's...

In this article: Google, Lala, Ilike, Revenue, Vivendi, MySpace, News Corp, Apple, and Universal Music Group