Ericsson and Napster team up allowing music downloads to mobile phones. The companies reported that they will license Napster-branded music to Mobile phone carriers, much like Ericsson sells text messaging and voice mail services. The service, which is scheduled to go live in the next twelve months, will allow users to load music to their mobile phones from a computer or a mobile network.
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