All you need is love ... and of course permission from EMI and the Beatles to sell their music online. But that hasn't stopped one website from cashing in on the Fab Four's catalogue, and now everyone ...

In an ironic twist to a bitter legal dispute, Bluebeat.com — the website sued by EMI Music and shuttered in November after it offered digital downloads of tracks by the Beatles for 25¢ apiece — is ...

A Santa Cruz website that tried to sell Beatles “simulations” online has agreed to pay nearly a million dollars to settle a copyright lawsuit. The settlement came a day before the suit was to go to ...

Another streaming-related fraud case is underway – this time involving an individual who allegedly pocketed millions by making misrepresentations about “his purported music streaming service,” ...

eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...

If you thought that was AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and The Beatles you streamed for free or downloaded this week for $.25 from BlueBeat.com, it’s an ...

We now have the full legal theory behind BlueBeat.com's attempt to sell remastered Beatles tracks online for a quarter each. It's so odd that the federal judge overseeing a music industry lawsuit ...

Bluebeat founder Hank Risan says he sank $20 million into an effort to revolutionize digital music delivery. But he flushed it all the day he offered Beatles tracks for a quarter a pop, a judge has ...

A federal judge in Los Angeles has issued a temporary restraining order against a Northern California website accused of “music piracy of the most blatant and harmful kind” by EMI Music’s record ...

The record label EMI is suing a little-known online music site called BlueBeat.com for selling Beatles songs without permission. The Beatles catalog, including dozens of the top pop songs ever ...

It appears that audacious online retailer BlueBeat won’t be selling Beatles tunes anytime soon. The little-known website had been hawking Fab Four tracks for 25 cents apiece until a federal court in ...