By Sylvia Carr
Published: Wednesday 29 March 2006
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Name
Nigel Brazier
Location
Greece
Occupation
Education consultant
Comment
As a longtime Beatles Fan (who remembers Apple Corp being set up) I must agree that it does seem to be greed brought about by failure to give fans ,both new and old, the chance to obtain the beatles catalogue legally in new formats. A handout by Apple computer every ten years would only continue this frustration.Apple corp be Creative as the original Beatles were and stop being a Pension trust
This seems to be the only way Apple Corp (2 Beatle...
Anonymous
I thing the whole thing smells of greed. apple c...
miguel muniz
Okay, I understand the supposed inviolability of c...
Anonymous
As a longtime Beatles Fan (who remembers Apple Cor...
Nigel Brazier
Apple Corp have got to be the greediest company in...
Terence Osborne
I know it's only rock 'n' roll
But I like it.
Keef
This suit is necessary
Norman Maslov
It comes down to this: Apple Computer had agreed ...
Norman Maslov
It's not greed, it's law.
Just because they hav...
Marconi
I agree with the man from the Post Office Tower. I...
Alistair Thomas
There is no doubt that Steve Jobs should take this...
Jack Winogrodzki
Imagine no posessions... isn't that what one of...
Richard A
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