] A new all-you-can-eat music download service that claims
] to take advantage of a loophole in Spanish copyright law
] will launch on Tuesday and piggyback on a popular
] file-swapping network for distribution.
] Learn more about file swapping
]
] The new Madrid-based company, called Puretunes, is the
] second Spanish Web service to try offering access to a
] vast and otherwise unavailable catalog of music online
] without directly securing the record labels' permission.

] By the standards of most paid music sites, Puretunes is
] a good deal indeed, at least for the music buyer. The
] company offers customers unlimited downloads that can be
] done over specified periods of time. Eight hours of
] unlimited downloading will cost $3.99, 48 hours will cost
] $9.99, and a month will cost $24.99, for example. Longer
] periods of time are also available.

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