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Bunch of 5s: The return of online music

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By Anna Parker

Published: 18 January 2002 13:30 GMT

MAC USERS GET PRESSPLAY SUPPORT
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WEB MUSIC HITS A BUM NOTE
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NAPSTER RETURNS
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NAPSTER WANNABE LETS YOU BURN CDS
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MUSIC INDUSTRY LAUNCHES ITS FIRST 'NAPSTER' ALTERNATIVE
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