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Microsoft says sorry for using Amy Winehouse’s death to promote its music service

Something every digital music service wrestles with when a famous artist dies is how to present their music on the stores without being accused of profiteering. Witness this week, following Amy Winehouse’s death. Apple has a ‘Remembering Amy Winehouse’ spot on its iTunes homepage, while Amazon has an obituary highlighted on the front page of its MP3 Store. And Microsoft?…

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Zune heads to Xbox 360

It was only a matter of time before Microsoft’s Zune music service popped up on its Xbox 360 console. Well, that time is now. Microsoft announced the tie-up during its E3 press conference yesterday, revealing that Xbox 360 users will be able to listen to seven million tracks and 16,000 music videos.