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Aids in Africa charity (RED) is launching a new monthly $5 for three exclusive tracks subscription service with some heavy hitters like U2 and Elton John. Revenues will be split between the charity and the artists and labels. PassAlong was chosen to power the downloads and in this video from DMW, the company's Dave Jaworski shares details.
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As I am listening to U2, I cant help it wonder what good U2 and Bono have done in the world.
They have been such an iconic band with great music but have also help the world with some if its problems.
Kudos Bono!
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Posted by: Michele | 2008.07.08 at 02:38 PM