BlueBeat owners. com EMI have agreed to pay nearly a million dollars for selling through Internet Beatles songs in praise lack of permission. BlueBeat stepped forward a few months on sale from its Beatles catalog in the hands of iTunes. A federal judge already ruled last year that the company had violated the rights of EMI.
The above site offered the British band's songs 25 cents each. BlueBeat always argued that it was not the original versions and argued that the subjects had re-recorded and introduced new elements to a simulation technique called psychoacoustics. The judge found that this term was simply a way of camouflaging the real offer, for which no rights, which did not meet any reality
The above site offered the British band's songs 25 cents each. BlueBeat always argued that it was not the original versions and argued that the subjects had re-recorded and introduced new elements to a simulation technique called psychoacoustics. The judge found that this term was simply a way of camouflaging the real offer, for which no rights, which did not meet any reality
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