Remember earlier in the year when it was announced that negotiations were finally on track for The Beatles catalog to be made available through iTunes? Remember the sigh of relief you breathed, and the little Snoopy dance you did around your desk when no one was looking? Well...

Apparently "soon come" would not be the phrase to describe the Fab Four's long-awaited introduction to the digital age. But according to Sir Paul, who is seemingly stuck making a press statement every day of his life, the problem lies not with iTunes, but with the Beatles' old label. Describing the process as "stalled," Macca said "There are a couple of sticking points between EMI and the Beatles." But don't be downhearted -- just look at the events of the last year: My Bloody Valentine toured, Chinese Democracy was released, and Obama was elected. Just keep repeating to yourself (or maybe to McCartney if you can get him on the horn) "Yes we can." 

[NME]