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Daily Variety, the Hollywood trade newspaper, recently reported rumors of a pending settlement of a lawsuit brought by the Beatles' Apple Corps company against Apple Computer. The suit, filed in London, claims that the California computer company, by creating its wildly popular iPod digital music player and iTunes online music service, breached a 1991 trademark-related agreement with the Beatles that prevented Apple Computer from moving into the music business. Which led us to imagine the terms.
January 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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