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When you need to slice a piece of of an MP3 and you don't have time to mess around with downloading a new application and learning how to use it, MP3Cut offers dead simple and web-based MP3 snipping.

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Apple's acquired online music streaming service Lala, and "people familiar the matter" are confirming that Apple is planning on bringing a web interface to iTunes—we want to know: would you use it?

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Online music site lala allows you to listen to song after song and album after album for free. The catch? You can only listen to them once, unless you pick up a web album or MP3 version for cheap.

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