Beatles reunited online as Harrison goes digital

Nine albums from the late George Harrison have been made available online through retailers such as Apple's iTunes, record label Parlophone said Wednesday, as the fourth and final member of the Beatles finally went digital. As a group, the Beatles have been among the highest-profile holdouts to putting music online but a recent settlement to a lengthy trademark dispute between Apple and the Beatles' company, Apple Corps, is seen as finally clearing the way.

Parlophone, part of the EMI music group, said nine albums including "All Things Must Pass," were now available from all digital service providers and said more would follow online in the new year. The announcement means that the solo catalogues of all four Beatles are now available digitally.