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Skype's 74 million users will have access to ring-tones by the likes of Madonna and Green Day

Warner Music rings the changes for Skype

Ring-tones hit the right note with VoIP users

William Eazel

Music giant Warner Music Group yesterday announced an agreement to make recordings from its catalogue of famous artists available as ring-tones to VoIP provider Skype and its 74 million registered users.

In the coming months, consumers will be able to download 'master' ring-tones by artists including Madonna and Green Day through Skype's online retail store.

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The Skype store is expected to expand to include ring-back tones and other music-based personalisation content from Warner artists, the companies said.

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