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We also have a team of eloquent music lovers who review records, and since we launched back in October 2000 we've reviewed 15368 albums. We feature 35288 artists, those currently recommend by our members include 28 Days, 98 Degrees, Aereogramme, AKA, Akira (defunct), and Alabama 3.
In a deal worth £330m, Murdoch's company NewsCorp has acquired 30 different brands and properties, the most lucrative of which being Myspace, which commands the fifth highest volume of page views across the entire web.
DiScuss: Does this represent a shift back into internet business? Will you still use myspace? Does it taint the special little community we had going down?
