Are the Beatles poised to transform themselves from digital laggards to digital trailblazers? Ever since the Fab Four exploded on the pop music scene more than four decades ago, their music has always ...

Salivating for ”Strawberry Fields Forever”? Dying for ”Dazed and Confused”? Forget the Net, because neither of those classics is available on iTunes, or any other legal download site. Sadly, the ...

They have been one of the last digital hold outs. For years, and for reasons no one, not even Sir Paul McCartney, could truly articulate, the Beatles catalog had remained in the world of CDs and LPs ...

Now that the Apple Corps. vs. Apple Computer dispute has been settled, rumors of the imminent online availability of the Beatles catalog are running rampant. But one download site went a step too far.

Nearly a decade after Apple Inc. introduced iTunes, the digital downloading service finally has landed the Beatles. ITunes on Tuesday rolled out the Fab Four’s music for legal downloading for the ...

Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney this afternoon blamed record label EMI for any delay in making music from the band available through iTunes. McCartney said that he wants music from The Beatles to be ...

Fab Four fans have been eagerly awaiting the day when the Beatles' music would finally be released in digital form. When Apple Corps finally settled longstanding lawsuits with iTunes maker Apple Inc., ...

Apple Corps still will not let it be. Paul McCartney said on Monday that negotiations between the Beatles’ holding company and EMI over digital downloads of the band’s catalog have stalled. Until the ...

Rumors that Apple will be the exclusive (or at least the first) provider of the Beatles' remastered digital albums have been swirling for almost as long as the iPhone, but even moreso ever since Apple ...

Dhani Harrison, son of George Harrison, has suggested that the music of the Beatles may become available through legal digital means for the first time in an interview with Blender as quoted by NME .

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