D derajfast macrumors 6502a Original poster May 3, 2006 #1 I just called Apple for technical support, and the music they played while I was on hold was.........BEAUTIFUL BOY by John lennon thats got to be a good sign no? (the other being a dylan song)
I just called Apple for technical support, and the music they played while I was on hold was.........BEAUTIFUL BOY by John lennon thats got to be a good sign no? (the other being a dylan song)
D derajfast macrumors 6502a Original poster May 3, 2006 #3 wouldnt they need the OK from apple corps to do that?
S shadowkhas macrumors newbie May 3, 2006 #4 Well I believe that the original lawsuit was that they can't get into music distribution, but I might be wrong on that.
Well I believe that the original lawsuit was that they can't get into music distribution, but I might be wrong on that.
Gasu E. macrumors 603 May 3, 2006 #5 shadowkhas said: Well I believe that the original lawsuit was that they can't get into music distribution, but I might be wrong on that. Click to expand... The lawsuit is about what businesses Apple can be in, not what songs they can play. ANYone can broadcast any song, as long as they pay up to ASCAP or BMI or whomever.
shadowkhas said: Well I believe that the original lawsuit was that they can't get into music distribution, but I might be wrong on that. Click to expand... The lawsuit is about what businesses Apple can be in, not what songs they can play. ANYone can broadcast any song, as long as they pay up to ASCAP or BMI or whomever.
CanadaRAM macrumors G5 May 3, 2006 #6 derajfast said: wouldnt they need the OK from apple corps to do that? Click to expand... No, they just need to pay the "on hold" annual royalty to the performing rights society, and they can play anything they please.
derajfast said: wouldnt they need the OK from apple corps to do that? Click to expand... No, they just need to pay the "on hold" annual royalty to the performing rights society, and they can play anything they please.
iMeowbot macrumors G3 May 3, 2006 #9 The Lennon material isn't on iTunes, but that's separate from Apple Corps. Yoko Ono is involved with both companies, though, and she reportedly is keeping the later Lenono stuff away from Apple Computer in some sort of protest.
The Lennon material isn't on iTunes, but that's separate from Apple Corps. Yoko Ono is involved with both companies, though, and she reportedly is keeping the later Lenono stuff away from Apple Computer in some sort of protest.