The complete discography of the British group The Beatles just hit Apple Music, but not only to Apple's streaming music service, but it has also reached other services such as Spotify, Tidal, Google Play, Amazon Prime, Slacker, Microsoft's Groove, Rhapsody and Deezer. Pandora has remained on the list like Rdio, but this time for different reasons. Pandora does not have good relations with Universal Music while Rdio has permanently lowered the blind and the infrastructure has been taken by Pandora in exchange for 75 million dollars.
A little over a week ago we informed you of the rumors that the Billboard publication had published, in which it stated that the British group together with Universal Music was in negotiations to offer its entire catalog in the different streaming music services current. This time he did not want to play with exclusivity and offer it in a single streaming service because the amount that the service would have to pay would be a stupid thing to compensate for the fact that his music was not played on other services.
The British group has always been very reluctant to adopt new technologies and proof of this is that it was not until 2010 that it began to offer its extensive catalog through iTunes and when it did it was a bestseller, selling in just a few days more than two million songs. The Liverpool Five has been one of the groups that has sold the most records, but nowadays they no longer have the same pull as they did then.