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Google Music
An online music store and streaming service from Google. Introduced in 2011, Google Music allows 20,000 user-owned music titles to be stored online for free, whether purchased from Google or not....
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Definition: Google Music
An online music store and streaming service from Google. Introduced in 2011, Google Music allows 20,000 user-owned music titles to be stored online for free, whether purchased from Google or not. The Google Music Manager is a media player app that is used to organize, play and upload music. In 2012, Google Music was consolidated into Google Play. See Google Play.
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