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Mog launches free on-demand music streaming plan Mog has launched a free, on-demand music streaming service, putting it in direct competition with Spotify.
Four music subscription services compared Music subscription services are moving from the Web to iOS and household players. Here's a look at Mog, Napster, Rdio, and Rhapsody.

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