
The appearance of The Beatles' back catalogue on iTunes (or, indeed, any digital music service) is as far off as ever, judging by comments yesterday from Sir Paul McCartney.But here's the thing – for once, it's nothing to do with Steve Jobs. Instead, the negotiations to digitise the Fab Four have stalled between the band's...
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