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NEW YORK Music service Napster said it would push deeper into the Internet advertising market with a revamped ad-supported Web service for listening to music.
Napster.com now offers listeners up to five plays of more than 2 million songs. After that, they can either buy the songs for 99 cents or subscribe to Napster’s downloading service. The Los Angeles company plans to use the free service not only to promote its subscription offerings, which cost between $9.95
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