January 13, 2011 by aiyameikaq
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Yesterday's news was greeted with indifference in many quarters monster Solo Headphones, and inspired hilarity in others. We pointed out you can buy the CDs at online retailers for less money and better quality, and the rush to buy Beatles songs we expected doesn't seem to have materialised.
It'll be interesting to see if EMI will do a deal with streaming services such as Spotify -- signing the biggest band ever could be an important step for Spotify in its long-awaited bid to conquer the US, just as the Beatles did in 1964. Update: Spotify has told us that "It's great to see The Fab Four move into the digital sphere. It's a big step towards having their music made available on a wider variety of digital platforms monster studio headphones, including Spotify beats by dre pro headphones, in the future".
After years of anticipation, the Beatles have landed on iTunes -- but when will the Fab Four be available on the rest of the Web? And is anybody buying the back catalogue?
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Apple will be the only game in town for downloading the Fab Four until some time in 2011 dre beats, thanks to an exclusive deal with record label EMI. After that, other online retailers such as Amazon MP3, Sky Songs and Napster will presumably race to get a slice of Beatle pie.
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