AOL unveils Web-based music store

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AOL unveils a revamped music product with a Web-based store and subscription service.

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Why No iPod XM Programs?
by toosday August 29, 2006 5:03 AM PDT: So I am looking at this service and thinking, "Heck that's cool! I can download XM radio programs to my iPod." But, then I see that I can't download the XM radio programs to my iPod and am stuck with buying individual songs from iTunes. WHY THE HECK NOT??!! Is this an example of Apple's proprietary DRM?; Like this Reply to this comment

Mr. Me Too
by RedRider977 August 29, 2006 7:07 AM PDT: So when subscribers log in to this AOL music service, does Pharrell Williams' "Mr. Me Too" start playing? Way to go AOL, only about 5-6 years behind the curve.; Like this Reply to this comment

AOL out of business in 2-3 years
by rmiecznik August 29, 2006 8:13 AM PDT: That's my bet...; Like this Reply to this comment

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