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"File-swapping company Grokster is teaming up with newcomer Mercora to distribute an advanced streaming radio service to the peer-to-peer crowd.

"Beginning immediately, Grokster will offer its users a co-branded version of Mercora which allows people to search for and listen to music by specific artists.

"The service, called Grokster Radio, does not allow people to download tunes, but it lets users stream and listen to high-quality versions of specific songs–even music that is not available through download software like Apple Computer’s iTunes."

John Borland. Grokster Teams With P2P Radio. News.com. Nov. 15, 2004.

See also:
Tony Smith. Grokster Touts ‘Legal, Licensed’ P2P Music Share System. The Register. Nov. 15, 2004.

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