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November 20, 2008 6:59 AM
Zune to let you keep 10 songs with monthly subscription
Posted by Benjamin J. Romano
Cross posting from Brier Dudley's blog:
Microsoft's Zune still isn't going to catch Apple's iPod, but you've got to give the group credit for creative approaches to music licensing.
Zune is announcing Thursday that people who subscribe to its $15 per month Zune Pass subscription music service will be able to download and keep 10 songs a month. It also cut device prices earlier this week, with the base 4 gigabyte model falling to $99 from $129.
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