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Fb to launch formally licensed music movies within the U.S. subsequent month

Fb is making ready to launch formally licensed music movies on its social community within the U.S. subsequent month, in a direct problem to YouTube. In supplies reviewed by TechCrunch, Fb knowledgeable Web page homeowners linked to artists they’ll have to toggle on a brand new setting so as to add their music vide…
Facebook is preparing to launch officially licensed music videos on its social network in the U.S. next month, in a direct challenge to YouTube. In materials reviewed by TechCrunch, Facebook informed Page owners linked to artists they’ll need to toggle on a new setting to add their music vide…

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