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Updating this story, the track that Qwikker has available is 1 minute long. It is not a remix, but a couple of album cuts spliced together. The first 22 seconds are "The Future" and the last 38 seconds are "Tell Me."

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From the press release:

Qwikker, the leading provider of user-driven, on-location mobile content distribution has announced that it is supporting 3’s promotion of the newly launched 3MusicStore. Qwikker is enabling mobile users to freely download an exclusive music track remix from P Diddy’s ‘Press Play’ album. The track ‘The Future’ is available to everyone via Bluetooth, regardless of mobile operator, through Qwikker’s network of 450 pub locations.

This Qwikker promotion, running in the month of November, is one of a number of marketing initiatives being run by 3 to promote its new 3MusicStore, but crucially enables the operator to extend its outreach and communicate with non-3 customers. Qwikker’s network utilises Bluetooth, therefore there are no data charges incurred by mobile users for content delivered to their handset. Qwikker allows brands to deliver ‘freemium’ content at no cost to end users, as well as premium content payable by mobile bill, credit card or cash.

I'm not sure what this might be, but if anyone downloads it, please let me know. I'm trying to find out more and I'll post more information as I have it.

Via SourceWire.

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Diddy was on a German TV show to promote "Press Play" and it was a nice little segment. It's always interesting to see how people in other countries perceive music differently from us in the U.S. You can see a couple of clips on YouTube. On the second one, the guy asks Diddy to say some lyrics over him playing the guitar. Diddy drops a slowed down version of his verse on "It's All About the Benjamins".

Via tyrant at BadBoyForever.com.

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Diddy is going to be featured in the January/February issue of XXL.

Via Nah Right.

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From People:

Guests including rapper LL Cool J and socialite Denise Rich feasted on shrimp, pink cocktails, specially made pink M&Ms and Perrier Jouet champagne in pink floral bottles.

There were also gifts galore – a pink and white Ga Ga Designs chandelier from Denzel Washington, a custom-made changing table from Jay-Z and two cream-colored cribs from LL Cool J.

lol. Jay-Z coming through with the changing table...

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Billboard has an article talking about Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got" and Diddy's "We Gon' Make It", both of which sample "Shaft in Africa" by Johnny Pate.

Chalk it up to a case of fluke timing for the hip-hop superstars, as the tracks have different producers and were cleared months apart from each other. "Show Me What You Got" was produced by Just Blaze and cleared in September, while K-Def is the producer on "We Gon' Make It," which was cleared last summer, according to a source familiar with the situation.

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From the Starpulse News Blog:

"I wet my pants, I think. I had never even talked to him... but I tried to play it off cool." The Pussycat Dolls star Nicole Scherzinger on the shock of being asked to duet with rap mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs on new hit “Come To Me.”

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From contactmusic.com:

Shocked Diddy paused and then replied, "I'm not ready to get married." The keen teen responded quickly, "You will be in one year and 22 days - I'll be 18." Irene had the studio audience whooping when she said, "She's nothing like me," when her hero tried to explain he already has a girlfriend - pregnant KIM PORTER.

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There is an article on Diddy in The Sunday Times Magazine.

Yet, for all the success, he has been stalked by trouble. He was born in Harlem, where he grew up until his mother was able to move the family – he has a younger sister, Keisha – out to Mount Vernon in upstate New York when he was 12. When he was three, his father, Melvin, was shot dead after a party. He was rumoured to be a drug dealer, and all the cuttings say he was a Muslim. Diddy denies the latter with a certain cold vehemence.

“No,” he says emphatically, “he wasn’t Muslim.”

P Diddy was very definitely brought up as a Christian.

“I was brought up spiritually. I was an altar boy in a Catholic church, and then also had afternoons at a Baptist church – I got the best of both worlds. I was in church every Sunday, all day. I give all glory to God. It’s because of Him that all that I do is possible. He’s my secret weapon. I have not even a doubt about him; it’s way beyond belief.”

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PR inside has details.

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