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May 19, 2009 12:00 PM PDT

Webware 100 winner: Jamendo

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Site: Jamendo.com
Category: Audio & Music

Jamendo is a music sharing site. It hosts music of varying licenses, and gives users and professionals a place to discover and download tracks either for free or by purchase. By early 2009, the site had close to 20,000 albums published to it, many of which hold a Creative Commons license that lets users download tracks for free.

The service launched back in 2005 and is based out of Luxembourg.

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