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Last.fm Provides Free Tracks on Demand

Thursday, January 24, 2008 3:26:54 AM
By PETER SVENSSON

NEW YORK (AP) - Last.fm has been a popular Internet music player, despite rarely playing exactly the music you want.

You tell it what artist you like, and it plays music from similar artists — but not your favorite. The idea was to give users a way to explore new music and learn about other artists they might like.

CBS Corp., which bought Last.fm last year for $280 million, announced Wednesday this has changed for visitors to Last.fm's Web site. They can now play specific songs by clicking on them.


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