Amazon, 4 music firms discuss digital service: report
Online retailer Amazon.com is in advanced talks with four top music companies on starting a digital music service as early as this summer, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Amazon is seeking to create a viable rival to Apple Computer’s fast-selling iPod music player and iTunes music service.
Read the complete story here. (Reuters via ABC)
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