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As it prepares to launch a paid download service this summer, Napster has announced the acquisition of Gigabeat, a technology firm that could enable the new service to recommend songs to members. Napster said it will use Gigabeat's technology to develop the service by July and to help comply with a court injunction requiring the controversial song-swapping service to block downloads of copyrighted material.
April 11, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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