MySpace Music users will be able to download and stream millions of songs, including new music and back catalogues, from artists on major labels including Sony BMG, Universal and Warner Music Group. The store will differ from iTunes and Amazon's MP3 store by allowing users to share music through their MySpace pages, build communal playlists and buy merchandise and gig tickets. Songs will be available as unprotected MP3s, with founders claiming that download prices will be competitive with other services. A definitive launch date for the store is yet to be confirmed.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
MySpace music store to launch later this month
MySpace Music users will be able to download and stream millions of songs, including new music and back catalogues, from artists on major labels including Sony BMG, Universal and Warner Music Group. The store will differ from iTunes and Amazon's MP3 store by allowing users to share music through their MySpace pages, build communal playlists and buy merchandise and gig tickets. Songs will be available as unprotected MP3s, with founders claiming that download prices will be competitive with other services. A definitive launch date for the store is yet to be confirmed.
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