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Yahoo! launches media player

Margaret Kane ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 29 Jun 2000 17:02 BST

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Yahoo! today released the Yahoo! Player, a streaming media player that allows consumers to play MP3 files and CDs.

The player has video capabilities, access to radio stations and an integrated Web browser, which broadcasts music and entertainment content from Yahoo!.

The company also unveiled an enhanced version of its radio service.

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