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The gossip-laden New York Post has reported a juicy bit of news that, for now, has to be considered a rumor: Facebook honcho Mark Zuckerberg is close to taking his upstart phenomenon into the uncharted digital-music waters.
Nowadays, with obesity spreading over America like a fat fungus, everyone's looking to cut down on calories. Sometimes, it helps to start small. So, the next time you're chowing down on a Baconator combo meal at Wendy's, it might help to snag a free Rhapsody download on the side. Eventually, you can build up enough songs to make an excellent workout playlist, and those bacony pounds will just melt away.
As Digital Music News reports, this giveaway is for real: starting this week, buy a medium or large-sized combo meal and receive a redeemable code for a Rhapsody download. The code can also be redeemed at the Wendy's website for entry into musical prize giveaways. Your move, iTunes.
Are digital music files the new coleslaw? We can only hope...for the sake of our waistlines.
Related links:
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