The latest way to share music with friends is Swift.fm, a service that lets people share tracks with their followers on Twitter. It’s part MP3 search engine, in that users can search for a song on the Swift site, and then automatically tweet it. It also scans their friends’ tweets to create a personalised radio station of the tracks they’ve been mentioning. However, the more controversial feature is the ability for users to upload their own MP3 files to share if they can’t find them on Swift”s database.
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