AT&T to offer free Napster services
USTelecom dailyLead | 03/28/2007
AT&T will offer its customers a year of free access to Napster's Napster To Go service. The announcement is the latest from the company as it looks to bolster its multimedia services for mobile users. E-Commerce Times (03/27)
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