Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Beatles soared up the iTunes record charts on Tuesday, with five of their classic albums entering the Top 20 less than 24 hours after the band's catalog was released for the first time on the world's No.1 digital retailer.... more info

Scotsman.com — The Beatles are to be available on iTunes for the first time, following years of talks between record label EMI and Apple. more info

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Stereogum — Could the Beatles be Ke$ha for a day after the iTunes announcement? Well, no. As of 5pm EST today the top charting Beatles song on the iTunes daily Top 200 comes in at #75, leaving Ke$ha, Katy Perry, and the Black Eyed Peas safely in the top three. T... more info

DrivenFarOff — iTunes users are now available to purchase Beatles songs. Visit www.apple.com/the-beatles for more information. more info

Guardian Music — After years of wrangling EMI make payments to allow Fab Four's back catalogue to be legally downloadedThink of it as the long and winding download: after a decade of wrangling the Beatles, their heirs and their record company EMI finally came togethe... more info

Sky News — Apple and music group EMI have agreed to sell The Beatles' back catalogue on iTunes. more info

Guardian Music — Apple's iTunes store has finally captured the Beatles, but some acts are still holding out . . .The Beatles may have signed up to iTunes, but still missing are . . .▶ AC/DC - The makers of the second bestselling album in history, Back in Black, ref... more info

The Telegraph — The Beatles have broken into the top 100 on iTunes on the day their back catalogue became available to download. more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — The big announcement from iTunes turned out to be that they finally got The Beatles on iTunes. After so many years of trying, a deal has finally been made. At 2010, this announcement isn’t as important as it would have been, say, five years ago. We... more info