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Slacker radio app lets users create stations on BlackBerrys By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY Internet radio service Slacker isn't slacking anymore, thanks to the BlackBerry. When Research In Motion decided to make its BlackBerry phones less corporate and more entertainment-oriented, it tapped Slacker as its first music app. The explosive growth of mobile has paid off handsomely for Slacker. About 35% of new Slacker registrants each day are BlackBerry owners. Slacker has 10 million listeners, up from 6 million when it launched with BlackBerry in January. Read more
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