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Rdio turns on Australian social music streaming service
Rdio launched with more than 12 million songs available on every major platform
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Google Music Store: Strengths and weaknesses in catalogue
Google wants the world to know that it's serious about music. Alongside the Google Music cloud service, the company has rolled out its music store, complete with a live in-house band, celebrity guest stars, and a hip Hollywood venue. But can its catalog compete with iTunes and Amazon MP3?
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Google may add to Android with online music store
Google is reported to be in the process of building an online music store to rival Apple and Amazon's popular services.
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MP3tunes wins some, loses some in EMI suit
In a decision that has implications for online locker services, a federal judge in New York gave on Monday a partial victory to MP3tunes, a company that runs an online music storage service.
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Apple's deals with music labels hint at sub service
Apple has struck deals with three of the top four music labels that will let consumers access their digital music collections from mobile devices like the company's iPhone, several reports said this week.
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Cloud-based iTunes version may be ready for WWDC
Apple may have online music streaming deals in place with all four major U.S. music labels in time for the company's Worldwide Developers Conference on June 6, according to online rumors. The company recently signed a deal with EMI Music and is close to wrapping up deals with Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment, according to CNET. Previous reports said Apple signed a deal with Warner Music in April.
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Help! arrives: Apple lands Beatles for iTunes
Apple today added the Beatles' catalog to its iTunes online music store, making it the first to sell digital downloads of the Fab Four's tracks.
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Time to give up on The Beatles on iTunes
If there was any hope left that The Beatles' music would appear on iTunes in this lifetime, Yoko Ono just killed it.
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