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Amazon to Add Warner Music Tunes to MP3 Service
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Online retailer Amazon.com has signed on Warner Music Group
Warner Music songs are available on the Amazon MP3 service, which lets users purchase the tunes and download them to many digital music players, including Apple's iPod, the companies said on Thursday. They will also offer exclusive tracks and special album bundles.
Amazon [AMZN
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It has priced many of its songs at 89 cents each, below the standard iTunes price of 99 cents.
Unlike Apple's [AAPL
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Warner Music [WMG
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] shares rose 7 cents to $6.04 in morning trade on the New York Stock Exchange. Amazon shares rose $1.38 to $94.23 on Nasdaq.
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