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What We Just Learned About Facebook's Secret Music Project

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We still know next to nothing about Facebook's new music service, beyond that it will partner with Spotify, MOG, and Rdio to make it happen.

Facebook is expected to unveil the music service at its f8 conference on September 22.

TechCrunch has dug up a few new details:

You'll be able to "scrobble" songs, meaning tracks you listen to will automatically be added to your profile.

There will be seamless integration between the different music services. If you see a playlist or track posted from one service, you'll be able to click and play it in your own. That means it won't matter if you're a Spotify, MOG, or Rdio user.

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Steve is a senior correspondent at Business Insider. Previously, he was a deputy editor at Tech Insider and senior editor for the tech section of Business Insider. He's appeared on CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, Sirius XM, and Marketplace.