The Beatles' Apple Corps company has settled a royalties dispute with record label EMI, the two companies said Thursday, raising hopes that Beatles recordings may soon be legally available online. EMI has wanted to license the Beatles' catalog for music download sites for a long time, but the band has consistently refused. The legal settlement leaves EMI and Apple Corps free to negotiate a new royalties agreement that could include Internet sales.
April 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The Beatles’ Apple Corps company has settled a royalties dispute with record label EMI, the two companies said Thursday, raising hopes that Beatles recordings may soon be legally available online.
“It was settled on mutually acceptable terms last month,” Apple Corps and EMI said in a joint statement. They refused to provide details of the settlement.
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