March 8, 2008 14:08
Beatles songs set for iTunes downloads?
Looks like the Fab Four are ready to go online
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The Beatles back catalogue could be made available as legal downloads for the first time.
According to reports the Fab Four are on the verge of doing a deal said to be in the region of £300m.
According to the Daily Telegraph, the downloads are set to appear on iTunes after the band settled earlier disputes with their label EMI over royalties and with iTunes owners Apple over the use of the name.
Paul McCartney’s solo albums have been available for download since May last year.
It is anticipated the popularity of The Beatles will propel their songs back into the UK charts with download sales counting towards the singles count.
’Yesterday’ is now 3/1 to be the band’s next Number One single.
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