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Mobile-phone giant Nokia has taken a major step in its drive to move beyond selling hardware and into the potentially lucrative business of online content and services. On Sept. 2, the Finnish company officially launched its so-called Comes With Music offering, a new approach to selling digital music aimed at challenging the Apple iTunes music store and the growing popularity of Apple's iPhone. Read the entire story here.
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