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Techcrunch is claiming, based on multiple sources, that Google is set to take their Apple competition to a whole new level by introducing their own music service:

the company has spent the last several weeks securing content for the launch of the service from the major music labels. One source has referred to the new service as Google Audio.

Unclear is whether it will be streaming or download/purchase (could it, would the record labels let it, be like Spotify?!), and whether or not it will be available outside the US. (Amazon MP3, another iTunes competitor, has struggled to deploy internationally).

This would help record labels take another shot at iTunes dominance in the market and give Google’s Android platform another checkbox towards iPhone parity.

What kind of service would you want from Google Audio?

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