All you need is love between Beatles and iTunes
Rumors are afoot that Apple (as in formerly Computer, now Inc.) and Apple (as in Corps) will put their differences over corporate naming aside for the true glory that is raking in the cash, and the music of the Beatles will finally make it to the digital world of iTunes.
According to the Toronto Sun, it could happen in June to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the "Sgt. Pepper" album.
Ars Technica Jacqui Cheng offers the following:
Apple is expected to make some sort of "special announcement" on February 4, which falls squarely on the US Super Bowl. What could it be? Everyone seems to think that it will at least somehow reference the rumored Beatles deal. I say it's a good possibility, but I'm not necessarily putting money on it. ...
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