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Enjoying Music on the Web—Legally
November 07, 2009
by
Liz Colville
As governments, corporations, artists and fans fight over the tenets of music piracy prevention, it is possible to sidestep the legal battle and do things the right way with streaming services, affordable subscription sites and plain old online music stores.
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