Judge hits Beatles MP3 seller with restraining order
The wheels of justice don’t always turn slowly. Only two days after music label EMI asked a federal judge to stop BlueBeat.com from selling The Beatles’ newly remastered albums online at a quarter a track, the judge has agreed—and suggests that he’s just as confused about what BlueBeat is doing as everyone else is. Judge John Walter took a look at both parties’ initial claims and decided to issue a temporary restraining order against BlueBeat and its parent company, Media Rights Technologies.
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