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 LONDON (AP) - As a disco beat filled a staid British courtroom on Wednesday, the Beatles' record company asked a judge to force Apple Computer Inc. to remove the logo from the popular iTunes Music Store.
A lawyer who represents record label Apple Corps Ltd., founded by the Fab Four in 1968, took the courtroom on a virtual tour of the iTunes Music Store to demonstrate how it works — and to show Judge Edward Mann how often the Apple Computer logo pops up.
"If you click on the disco section — which I'm sure would be your lordship's immediate choice — you'll see a list of tracks," lawyer Geoffrey Vos said to laughter.
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