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NEW YORK Traditional radio is about to face more competition for in-car listeners.
On Thursday, Apple Computer disclosed deals with Ford Motor Co., General Motors and Mazda to equip 2007 models with plug-and-play compatibility for iPods. GM will make the feature available on all 56 of its models.
As a result of the pacts, more than 70 percent of 2007 U.S. auto models will offer iPod integration. (Carmakers will integrate iPod functions into the controls on steering wheels and radios.)
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