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Google-owned video service YouTube is reportedly vying for a piece of the online music market.
Similar to Spotify and Pandora, YouTube's service would have free and premium versions, according to a Billboard.com report. The article cites several sources familiar with the plans, though YouTube officials declined to comment.
According to the report, the premium tier would be a soft sell, as YouTube is continuing to focus on providing full content to all users.
Google already operates a similar service dubbed All Access.
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