Jorge
July 9th, 2007, 03:50 PM
Online radio streaming service signs agreement to offer music from SonyBMG's vast music catalog.
<p>Last.fm, the London-based online social music network, today announced a new global content agreement with SONY BMG Music Entertainment. As part of the agreement SONY BMG's extensive music catalog, which includes popular current and classic artists alike, will be made available to the some 20 million reported users of Last.fm's online radio streaming service.</p>
<p>As well as listening to their established favorites, users of the Last.fm site will now be able to discover new artists fro
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<p>Last.fm, the London-based online social music network, today announced a new global content agreement with SONY BMG Music Entertainment. As part of the agreement SONY BMG's extensive music catalog, which includes popular current and classic artists alike, will be made available to the some 20 million reported users of Last.fm's online radio streaming service.</p>
<p>As well as listening to their established favorites, users of the Last.fm site will now be able to discover new artists fro
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