It wasn’t exactly Ali-Frazier or Microsoft versus the world. But Apple Corps, the Beatles’ business front, has been locked in a blood feud (of sorts) with Apple Computer over a variety of issues. That’s why we were mildly stunned to hear that the Beatles and iTunes are reportedly close to a deal that would allow iTunes exclusive online distribution rights for the Fab Four’s catalog. One of the first bands to have their music issued on CD, the Beatles have thus far refused to release their catalogue online.
Of course, you probably own all those CDs. But for many — especially fresh-faced downloaders armed with mommy and daddy’s credit card — this is good news. Curious: How many of you would download Beatles songs if available on ITunes?

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