AP – iTunes’ top 10 selling singles and albums of the week ending Nov. 22, 2010:

Appolicious – Hit Apple’s (AAPL) online store today and you’ll see a banner ad below all the usual images advertising products like the iPhone and iPod Nano.

AP – Apple says people snapped up more than 450,000 copies of Beatles albums plus two million individual songs during the Fab Four’s first week on sale through iTunes.

AFP – The US government consumer protection agency warned Americans on Tuesday to be on the lookout for online dating scams.

AFP – The Beatles sold more than 450,000 albums and over two million individual songs in the week since their music appeared on Apple’s iTunes, Billboard said Tuesday.

PC World – The U.S. Federal Trade Commission should investigate the online marketing of health-related products for widespread unfair and deceptive practices, including tracking of Web users’ medical conditions, four privacy groups said Tuesday in a complaint to the agency.

PC World – Tim Berners-Lee, credited with creating the Web, warns that social-networking sites, efforts to prioritize Web traffic and closed systems such as iTunes threaten the Web’s capability to promote free speech and open doors to new scientific discoveries, in an essay published in Scientific American.

AFP – Online social networking game king Zynga on Tuesday said a settlement was reached with a rival accused of stealing its secrets and coaxing employees to betrayal.

Reuters – The Beatles sold more than two million individual songs and more than 450,000 albums worldwide in their first week of release on Apple’s iTunes store, Apple said on Tuesday.

Reuters – Online spending this holiday is now expected to rise by 11 percent over last year, comScore said on Tuesday, marking the second time the analytics firm has raised its closely watched view.