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Apple Music comes to the web. New York's attorney general opens an investigation into Facebook,

and Alibaba acquires NetEase Kowla.

Here's your daily crunch for September 6, 2019.

First up, Apple today is launching a public beta of its popular music streaming service on the

web, which will be available to all Apple music subscribers worldwide.

While this is the first time Apple has made its music service available on the web,

the recent popularity of an unofficial website suggested that there's some pent-up demand here.

The Beta website includes most of Apple Music's core

features, but if you're a new user looking to sign up, you'll have to do that

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