McCartney 'doesn't mind' illegal downloading

Paul McCartney has announced he is happy for people to download music illegally - just as The Beatles' deal with music giant iTunes fell through.

Wed, 26 Nov, 2008 - 07:30

Paul McCartney has announced he is happy for people to download music illegally - just as The Beatles' deal with music giant iTunes fell through.

McCartney recently revealed that a contract which would have seen the Fab Four's back catalogue released online was abandoned after Apple Corps bosses and EMI executives failed to agree on terms.

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