The online music business is about to get another competitor into an already crowded market. Circuit City has announced a deal in which it will work with Napster to offer an online music subscription service. Users of the Circuit City + Napster service will have access to millions of songs in the Napster library along with weekly access to a select few tracks that are not available through Napster. The service is scheduled to begin on April 29, 2007. Users will have to pay $14.95 per month, or purchase individual songs for $0.99.
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