Sony hits back at Apple with Ping rival
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Hot on the heels of Apple's newly-launched music social network, Ping, Sony has announced it will bring its video and music streaming service, Qriocity, to Europe by the end of the year. With all eyes on the Apple's man in the black turtleneck, Steve Jobs, the Sony announcement slipped out with a good deal less ceremony at the IFA consumer electronics conference in Berlin. Qriocity (pronounced "curiosity") has had a limited launch in the US since February. By the end...
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