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Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia is launching a new games and music download service. The music service, named Nokia Music Store, will attempt to end Apple's iTunes domination of downloads. It will charge 1 euro (70p, $1.40) per single track and 10 euros for an album. Video source: www.thenewsmarket.com
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31st August 2007
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