Last.FM and AOL target 21 million users in online radio blitz
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AOL is to partner with Last.FM to distribute music across Europe and create the largest online Radio community in the world, overnight, through the relaunched AOL Radio service. The Radio, listed on radio.aol.co.uk, will offer millions of tracks to users through a streaming solution and will cover UK, Germany and France initially with more countries added to the list in the coming months. AOL Radio Users will be able to listen to artists and those sharing the same...
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