NPR says that they will be creating a 'major digital music service' with a scheduled roll out early next year.  According to their press release:

The centerpiece of the digital music service will be a supersite pooling the public radio system’s collective resources, enabling users to learn and explore, creating communities and offering exposure for emerging and non-mainstream artists. It will encompass all music forms - including classical, jazz, folk, opera, AAA, electronica and alternative - reflecting the breadth of genres and tastes already offered to users of the 815 public radio stations around the country and their partner websites.

It is unclear whether this will be free content, paid content or a mixture  of both.
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