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Sounds like they’ll beat Spotify to the US market!
Could this be a Spotify killer?

Some competition for ITunes will only be a good thing for consumers.

More choice, yey!

Looks like they’re trying to beat Microsoft, who announced a similar service a few months back (in the U.K. at least), but then delayed it.

Doubt it’ll be downoads, most probably streaming. Streaming with audo ads in the future, ive said it before but I think only googe has the ad inventory to make ad funded music streaming work.
Hopefully later they work deas with site pubishers to use their service.

In China, I think Google Music will beat Baidu music search engine. Google is the better.
But the google music in America, may be a greater choice

Got a link?

The Daily Telegraph: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/microsoft/5817049/Microsoft-is-launching-a-music-streaming-service-this-month.html

Google “microsoft music”

these buggers – will they never stop?

Thanks, I wondered if that’s what you were referring to. That service from Microsoft seems mythical at the moment though I suspect if they do ever get round to properly announcing it’ll be something to do with Zune.
I would guess that Google are further along judging by this TC article.

-Jamie

So android will get it’s own music store too (sooner or later)

It sounds more and more like three companies wanting to reap in on everything the consumer needs: GOOG, AAPL, MSFT. All with their competing offerings should leave us with plenty of choice. I like competition.

I share your sentiments.. Google seems to be entering into every business..

Is Google killing other small businesses? They’re killing web analytics companies. Hope they will be giving free music the way they did with Google Analytics. LOL :D

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“although it isn’t clear if it’s a download or streaming service”

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I highly doubt it will be voice ad supported, but a combination of subscription and image ads is possible.
remember, G failed with radio ads and killed the project.

that sentence isn’t totally clear. My understanding is the service is either download or streaming, or both. if that makes sense.

This is very good new for music industry.

iTunes charges money, Google would be free (legally)… that would be a huge game changer and wipe iTunes off the map along with quite a few other charging services like Amazon etc.

Jon @ WoodMarvels.com

I’m sick of Google. They seem to want in on every type of web service. I for one hope this fails. They are turning into the noughties version of Microsoft during the early 90′s.

One would assume if they’re launching a music service that there’s an application to go with it, non?

Great, just what we need, another US only music service.

Don’t see the point in Google launching such a service, unless they have a ‘killer app’ to partner with.

In the UK, Sky TV is also launching a Music Service and if Microsoft eventually gets their act together then there will be Three new Major Music Competitors to Apple’s massive iTunes Store.

But if Apple really wants to stay so far ahead of the game then I suggest that they either purchase or partner the best ‘killer app’ in Online Music today – Spotify.

iTunes & Spotify = Game Over.

They cant make music free legally. that would mean a huge huge change for the music industry and a massive lunge for the big name labels. asif its free

Google is like the Goldman Sachs of the technology industry. There are also like a giant information sucking squid whose business is violating our privacy 24/7 and selling that to the highest bidder vi ads. All these information services is the crack cocaine to prevent us from realizing what we are selling. Similarly to the technique used by pimps to utilize crack to keep their employees busy turning tricks without regards to damage to their body, soul, and self esteem.

I pretty sure you covered all the possible options. unless having the music transcribed is an option.

Um, you do realize that your ISP has more information on what you do on the internet than Google does and they want to legalize inspecting deep packets to provide targeted ads to you while you’re on the internet.

Do you have a cell phone? Unless you take the battery out, your cell company knows where you are 24/7 – that’s way more info that Google knows about you. They also keep track of every phone call you make, every text, etc…

Hate to break it to you but Google’s “privacy” invasions are childs play compared to what companies that you pay for services due to you.

Oh, and what does Google *really* do? Hm? They have a program that scans your email for key words to provide targeted advertising? And the advertisements are only words on one small portion of the screen. I’d rather have that then big flashy adds everywhere else. But that’s just me.

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what would that mean for Vevo?

As far as I know, the only free music that doesn’t demand an income of some kind, whether through fees or advertising, is Creative Commons-licensed music.

If Google have somehow managed to make free “commercial” music profitable, it will change internet music consumption overnight. This will be fun to watch. :)

Have there not been a music search, which was discontinued? Because no one has used.

I like the name for this new sevice – Google Audio

Looks like another great service from Google which will capture that market…Will be waiting for it launch.

Hey Mark,

Nice try, but potentially having access to the data and selling ads against the data in real time are worlds apart.

The privacy issue is Google vs. your isp is that GOOG can act on that data in real time. Your ISP will likely have to go on a log file fishing expedition. So they won’t.

Whatever. As long as they have apologists like you, no one needs to care. Passport anyone?

@Michael Did you hear anything about Microsoft’s similar music service ? http://www.mobiletechworld.com/2009/09/25/microsoft-getting-ready-to-launch-a-global-music-service/

I don’t get this rush of companies trying to enter this market. Google is an exception, as they’re willing to enter sectors and not worry about revenue models until much later (eg maps).

However, can’t see how this is a sensible and highly lucrative area when Spotify and others are providing such a compelling free service. They will make good money in this area, but nothing like the total revenue that the big players (eg Sony, EMI etc) were making only a few years ago before the world of digital transfer kicked in (ie pre-Napster).

And how on earth is this good for the music industry? Good for music consumers, yes. Good for the traditional big players in the music industry – no chance.

These days, when I want to hear a song NOW I just fonzie-hit the “Universal Video Jukebox” know as YouTube. Either that or TheSixtyOne, both allow me to consume, collect and organize 90% of my tunage on demand–and for free or free-ish. I cannot honestly remember the last time I pirated/bought music. But WOW, I sure seem quick to buy tickets for the live shoes of the music I love. So in a way, Google is already playing in this space with YouTube…YouTune + Ticket Master seems to be a smart short leap.

Regardless, anything that a) expands choice and competition and b) drives another nail in the archaic turnip-squeezers of RIAA, I am all for it!

–live shoes, now that is something Google needs to look into. Yes, I meant shows.

Maybe we should wait until we actually know what it is before declaring it a ‘game-changer’?

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Seconded

Google are relentless and their portfolio of services continues to expand! Anyone mention comparisons to Skynet!?! This will have to be really impressive to convince me to move from Spotfiy/Last.fm!

Don’t know if its a coincidental :gave an idea to embed songs directly to wave from a Google search with in the wave few days back, Google china had music search from day one, and now it’s hitting the world !!
But sad they are non-free.

Right .. that would be a drastic change in the music industry .. and i was wondering what if it is really free .. iTunes will be ripped off ..

Best,
Daina

may be the reason those board members had to leave.

but one thing is certain. google is no media company, and this is as big a media play as it gets. i see this going the way of google video. totally.

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That sounds awfully pragmatic and sensible. Down with the reasonable people! After all, all progress comes from unreasonable men.

In that spirit, I hereby declare that Google Music will wipe out iTunes, Spotify, AND the iPod/iPhone (through mega-integration with all Android handsets out there), and revolutionise the music industry by finally exorcising the record companies. And it will cure AIDS and cancer.

Microsoft’s deal will be UK only. The Google thing may be online streaming or something Muziic/Spotify-esque.

podría tratarse de un servicio similar a iTunes de Apple para los dispositivos iPhone / iPod Touch, recuerden que Android 2 se lanzará en breve y es obvio que va a disponer de una tienda musical.

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The principal value of the streaming services to date has been the massive advance payments they’ve had to pay the labels. Whether the artists ever see any of these advances is largely hushed and sidestepped.

Reading between the lines, its a beleivable angle that in order to allow Youtube to start featuring the music videos of all 4 majors once again, they had to also launch a Google streaming service which promised another fat advance to each label…

What needs to happen is Google needs to buy Palm and Double Twist. They need to mesh the best of Andriod and WebOS. Then they need integrate Google’s new music service and the Andriod (and now WebOS) market into DoubleTwist (much like DoubleTwist has done with the AmazonMP3 store.

Hopefully this doesn’t go the same way that Google’s original attempt to sell movies did.

but….. it’s Google….

There’s no privacy issue. You choose to use Google. You choose to give them information.

….. Google bought YouTube right after Google Video so they no longer needed to put resources into it. So…. does that mean you think Google is going to buy iTunes?

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Very interesting, if it works well.

It’s going to be nice to see some competition for itunes.

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Perhaps not free downloads, I agree, but unlimited free streaming (with ads) is quite possible.

If anybody would have the ad inventory to do it, Google would. That is possible for free, commercial radio shows it.

Big news indeed. iTunes has done well for me, hope Google Audio can do even better

They are going to use google voice’s voicemail transcription technology. If you actually want to listen to it you will have to use VoiceOver. Could sound good…….

I don’t want more music. I want to port my number to google voice. They shoudl re-brand as Google/beta

Google Audio? Can it be sharing audio recorded by users?

I watched their CEO talk and he said if you look ahead 5-10 years consumers will consume content however and whenever they want in whatever order they want.

Google is betting their fortune in consumers winning and are positioning themselves to be the dumb pipes between content providers and content consumers whether it’s news, music, print or video.

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“the service will be very different to the Google China music download service” should be “from”

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Yep, it’s pretty obvious now why Schmidt had to leave the Apple board, and it wasn’t about Google Voice. They are going to go directly head-to-head in competition now.

google is becoming a tough competitor for yahoo & Microsoft…….

“Google is the best, Google was the best, Google will be the best”

Or, conversely, Schmidt’s departure from the board led to him deciding to compete head on with Apple…

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I bet they’ll be competing against iTunes and Amazon MP3. More choice for the consumer.

Hopefully they’ll enable an API for third party developers to create alternate store fronts to their catalog.

Wonder what price point they’ll get for each song.

Wish they went for the fair price of $0.25 a song.

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Awesome, can’t wait to see it live. Keep us posted TC!

Or… maybe Google will finally show the RIAA that sponsored music works even better than selling songs.

The logic behind would be:
- Give it for free and you get lots of ears
- Monetize on every N plays instead of selling the song.
- There’s a lot of people that listen to music while they work all day

I bet this is not going to sound too good to pandora, or last.fm, which have been restricted to not allow the user to stream on demand.

Wow, I really try not to be a Google fanboy, but seriously!? It’s hard not to be amazed at the stones they have and the foresight to line up their ducks for each successive idea. (Even the ones that fail are simply learning experiences for them instead of heartbreaks.)

I don’t get it . . . why would they try? Isn’t the music industry littered with failed companies trying to bring it into the 21st century? Labels want too much money.

The only reason I could see this being remotely interesting is to provide a music service for Android. Make it more competitive as a music device.

Otherwise, I don’t get it.

http://www.traderbots.com

Well, this is fun. I don’t think it’s gonna be any less successful than its super awesome google docs service. I just hope nobody jinxes them and screws up their really almost untainted clean name.

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I’d say because they’re big enough to tell the music industry what to do, and maybe the RIAA will actually listen to google.

Also, google has done stuff a little bit outside the book when it comes to copyright. Remember when they just bought youtube, I bet they still have quite a bit of expenses in legal fees taking care of all the copyright related issues.

They already have a music streaming service .. it’s called YouTube …. and it can stream videos too ;)

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Perhaps they are buying lala.com?

every single move google has made into the premium content space has been a fail.

what other premium content programs did google fail at? Gmail is doing well (Kent State University outsourced their student email to gmail and I’m sure they are paying for it).

Music is a hard sell at such low quality.

Something is coming along that will blindside these efforts.

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Interestingly, my tweets were full of google outage complaints yet nothing on Techcrunch.

Techcrunch has no problem talking about new logos on the Google home page.

But service outage? Guess that’s not a Google marketing priority…

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@SRSLY Private : you can still stop using Google (and Facebook or Linkedin, for that matters). No one’s forcing you.

google books, google musik :)

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safe game right ?

-Google Music.

Umm… so it’s either going to be like iTunes, Amazon downloads or like Pandora, which is pretty nifty. I’m thinking it will learn more towards the Pandora side, I’ll try it since I like half the connected world have a google account. unless something killer app amazing, I think I’ll probably stick to Pandora

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clever platform move. has anyone seen the music video numbers on youtube? a music layer on top is the right move. google should also support user-gen open pricing models. could be disruptive if done properly. online social version of itunes type platform piped thru android.

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and the Google juggernaut keeps rolling along…only a few other companies have resources and cash to even attempt to compete with Google…and how can the consumer turn down anything free (because ad-supported)

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This was probably driven by Google’s secondary status in China. Baidu was the leader in China primarily because it allowed users to download illegal mp3s while Google China didn’t.

Necessity was the mother of this Google invention to compete and now it’s a service for Google global. The new DeathStar continues to grow…

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What?!?

Who gives one single sh_t about what is good for the “music industry”?

What is good for “musicians” and “consumers” is the only game that matters. If the music industry can add value to the relationship between musicians and consumers, more power to them. If not, then they’re just middlemen adding a markup with no added value. Good riddance.

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As an iPhone user I say, “Yea to competition!”

Hopefully Apple will also get into Search. It has been stagnant for years and, besides some excellent TV spots, Bing has been a big disappointment.

Search is desperately in need of someone with innovative thinking and a better eye for UI. Google looks stuck somewhere in the era of Geocities, and Bing only proves that different isn’t always better.

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Music by itself is not information, but your music listening habits is a huge pit of information. This will help google play advertisements containing your type of music to sell you more stuff.

My reply above to David was meant to be a reply to Meccas:

———-

As an iPhone user I say, “Yea to competition!”

Hopefully Apple will also get into Search. It has been stagnant for years and, besides some excellent TV spots, Bing has been a big disappointment.

Search is desperately in need of someone with innovative thinking and a better eye for UI. Google looks stuck somewhere in the era of Geocities, and Bing only proves that different isn’t always better.

Although, I’m afraid that this might end up like the telco industry in the US. Three companies, so prominent that makes it impossible for any new company to enter the same market segment and holding a position to price fix all they want among themselves :(.

Here’s hope that GOOG won’t let that happen. If it was APPL and MSFT alone, that situation was almost guaranteed.

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Youtube is going to push it free.

Is Google Listen graduating from Labs?

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[...] di musica online, la cosa rimase un rumour e il motore di ricerca negò tutto. Oggi ci riprova TechCrunch affermando che secondo molte fonti fidate sarebbe imminente il lancio di una piattaforma di vendita [...]

This sounds like it will be great. The one I use currently for getting my music is at http://www.emusic.com/toolbar/download.html and they have been good to me. You get free music downloads and they have a really good selection.

[...] Tech Crunch are reporting that Google [GOOG} is set to launch their very own music service, called Google Audio. [...]

[...] ha messo a rumore la blogosfera annunciando che Google sta per lanciare un servizio dedicato alla musica, chiamato Google [...]

[...] Crunch reports that Google will soon launch a music service, which may be called Google [...]

[...] TechCrunch is claiming, based on multiple sources, that Google is set to take their Apple competition to a whole new level by introducing their own music service: [...]

[...] Google’s announcement of its music product this morning, Facebook is officially enhancing its Gift Shop with a redesign [...]

[...] Después surgió Spotify y otra empresa ocupó este nicho dejó de pasarse por mi mente pero ahora según TechCrunch la empresa del buscador lanzará un servicio con esta [...]

[...] o que informa o site TechCrunch, que salienta que o novo serviço será diferente dos downloads já oferecidos na China, no qual [...]

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[...] and is more of a power user function for the standard search engine. sources: Eliot Van Buskirk | Michael Arrington sharing is [...]

[...] Triết (Theo techcrunch và neowin) 0 people like this post. Like  Comments [0]Digg [...]

[...] According to TechCrunch a new music service from Google is going to be released in the U.S. Google will be partnering up with iLike and LaLa for their new music service, which will be part of Google search allowing users to stream music from Google via LaLa and iLike. LaLa will let you stream an entire song once then you will have to pay or be limited to a 30 second clip. iLike is a mix of 30 second clips and full streaming. The expected announcement for Google’s entrance into online music is October 28, 2009. Below are some screenshots of the new service. Search results for Google Music service iLike Player LaLa Player [...]

I bet it will be either a mix between buy your own music, or an API enhanced, Google-stored, buy/sell your own music/audio files, or just a crawler for audio files freely available, along the lines of Google video search.

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[...] an iTunes-style music download service in China. The twist? All the music was free. Now, Techcrunch says a US launch of a Google music service is imminent. Could it be free, too? [...]

[...] an iTunes-style music download service in China. The twist? All the music was free. Now, Techcrunch says a US launch of a Google music service is imminent. Could it be free, too? [...]

[...] New Google Music Service Launch Imminent (tags: google music mp3 news downloads web2.0 2009) [...]

[...] está a grande novidade do dia, lançada na internet pelo blog TechCrunch. Segundo eles, os donos do maior site de pesquisas passaram a semana em contato com grandes [...]

[...] number of sources have told TechCrunch that Google will soon be starting a music service. At this point, information is incredibly scarce. [...]

[...] (Via TechCrunch) [...]

[...] Brad Stone Several reports Wednesday indicate that Google is set to roll-out a music service at an event at the iconic [...]

[...] Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments Categories: Techno Freak Tags: google, google audio, GoogleAudio, ilike, lala, Music, music service, MusicService, one box, OneBox, rumor Comments (0) Leave a comment [...]

[...] rumor mill just keeps flying this hump day. First, TechCrunch is dishing on a new initiative by Google to make music easier to search and sample. The deal will involve services such as MySpace, iLike and LaLa, and is rumored to be announced [...]

[...] Via techGrunch [...]

[...] red está alborotada ante los más que indicios de que Google está ultimando los detalles para lanzar su particular servicio de venta de música, [...]

[...] Via | TechCrunch [...]

[...] TechCrunch reported that Google is preparing to launch a music service.  The project, in partnership with LaLa and the [...]

[...] preparando o lançamento de um serviço de música muito em breve. Pelo menos, é o que afirma o TechCrunch, que diz ter ouvido o rumor de várias [...]

[...] techcrunch: New Google Muisc Service Launch Imminent Anzeigen Netzwerken [...]

[...] foram precisas muitas horas para que a histeria gerada em torno de um post publicado ontem por Michael Arrington no TechCrunch segundo a qual a Google se preparava para [...]

[...] poinformował o tym, iż dowiedział się z różnych ort from Michael Arrington at [...]

[...] red está alborotada ante los más que indicios de que Google está ultimando los detalles para lanzar su particular servicio de venta de música, [...]

[...] ( via hypebot, wired, techcrunch) [...]

[...] nichts zu tun haben. Gemunkelt wird derweil über den Namen des Dienstes: Aus Techcrunch-Quellen heißt es, der Dienst soll den Namen “Google Audio” tragen. Verwiesen wird auf den 28. Oktober [...]

[...] rumor mill just keeps flying this hump day. First, TechCrunch is dishing on a new initiative by Google to make music easier to search and sample. The deal will involve services such as MySpace, iLike and LaLa, and is rumored to be announced [...]

Vamos aguardar mais este lançamento!

[...] Según asegura Techcrunch Google lanzará en breve un nuevo servio de música que se llamará Google Audio. Al parecer la compañía se ha pasado las últimas semanas ultimando detalles con las casas discográficas más importantes para su posterior puesta en marcha en la menor brevedad de tiempo posible. [...]

[...] TechCrunch was the first to break the news, mentioning that “multiple sources” have told them that Google is prepping something called Google Audio – a service which is set to emulate what the company has already launched in China. [...]

[...] stirred up the tech world today when it posted that the launch opf a Google music service was “imminent”. The technology website said it had heard from “several sources”, that Google had spent [...]

That’s non-sense. If we can declare email dead (and the pencil if I remember correctly), then we can go ahead and declare that this is game changing!

[...] TechCrunch melder at Google snart vil lansere en tjeneste som heter Google Music. Det ligger i kortene at [...]

[...] New Google music service launch imminentFrom the believable-because-desirable rumours department: Google is said to be negotiating with major labels in preparation for the launch of Google Audio, a music search engine that mayoffers streaming and downloads. (Techcrunch.com) [...]

[...] http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/10/21/new-google-music-service-launch-imminent/ Google bulldozing into the music biz. Amazon & Apple – behind you! [...]

[...] Check. 7/ Create the best operating system for a netbook. On it’s way. 8/ Create the best free music system. [...]

Some Artists choose to offer their music for free on purpose. We have all been brainwashed into believeing that we have to pay for downloadable music. There is a new model coming and Secret studio is not alone in seeing it. Maybe just ahead of the curve.

Notice that iLike does support free downloads from their artists. We offer about 25 right now. But it is specifically omittied from the article.

Some Artists choose to offer their music for free on purpose. We have all been brainwashed into believeing that we have to pay for downloadable music. There is a new model coming and Secret studio is not alone in seeing it. Maybe just ahead of the curve.

Notice that iLike does support free downloads from their artists. We offer about 25 right now. But it is specifically omittied from the article.

[...] has it all, and it’s all free for me to use. Soon Google will launch a music service, Google Audio (official name not confirmed). Why does Google give me so much free stuff? Bing or Yahoo search [...]

[...] parte del anuncio del portal de tecnología TechCrunch, por lo que se deberá tomar con pinzas. De todas maneras no parecería nada raro que Google esté [...]

[...] Los informes también dicen que Google ha estado asegurando en estos días, el contenido de muchas grandes compañías de música muy importantes, antes de que se lance este servicio, según explicaron en el sitio techcrunch. [...]

[...] TechCrunch via Gizmodo [...]

[...] e TechCrunch sembrano aver ottenuto le migliori informazioni, grazie a Eliot Van Buskirk che riporta che Google [...]

[...] Music & Google Possible Marriage Google has been doing the “Jehovah’s Witness” with record labels these past few weeks. Going door-to-door and preaching the Google Doctrine. Preach it Google. Just what I want, my music with ads.  I hear it now, before I listen to “That’s Not My Name” I have to listen to a memory loss pill advertisement. (techcrunch . . .) [...]

Music is money, baby…money is information….think about it….

I hope he left an upper decker the last time he was at Apple HQ.

[...] rispondere ad eventi del genere. Ed appare improbabile che possa “solo” trattarsi del vociferato Music Service: per fronteggiare quest’entrata a gamba tesa di Bing, per Google sembrerebbe [...]

[...] to TechCrunch, it may not be that much longer. Take that with a grain of salt, of course, since Arrington and Co. [...]

Nice language sensor. It’s cute.

[...] splash yesterday, after news of an upcoming Google music search tool that will link to its service leaked to the web. That initiative is part of Lala’s overall strategy to integrate its service into a number of [...]

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[...] nya tjänsten, Google Audio kommer att lanseras under nästa vecka enligt bland annat TechCrunch.com. Tjänsten släpps givetvis först  i USA och tydligen ska man både kunna lyssna på streamande [...]

[...] die Möglichkeit zum Anhören und Kaufen von Musik, ein anderes Thema, Ur-Meldung bei TechCrunch hier). Mehr dazu können Sie selbst bingen oder googeln, im ersten Fall kommt allerdings nichts dabei [...]

[...] Community bereit. Verschiedene amerikanische Quellen orakeln nämlich, dass Google nun auch ins Musikgeschäft einsteigen möchte. Mit Google Audio ist scheinbar auch der passende Name bereits [...]

[...] Music : encore un domaine non exploité par Google…jusqu’à maintenant => lu chez TechCrunch, lancé le 28 octobre comme précisé dans leur update : Google Music Service: The Screenshots [...]

+1

[...] una memoria USB. Además de la cada vez mayor proliferación de radios online, tipo Last.fm y los recientes rumores del lanzamiento inminente de un servicio musical de la mano de Google. Adiós CD, adiós. Compártelo [...]

[...] the majors’ upcoming Vevo music video service, and operates a free download service in China thatTechCrunch says will not resemble whatever Google launches here in the U.S. and possibly elsewhere as [...]

[...] Google komt binnenkort, volgens bronnen van TechCrunch, [...]

[...] [Approfondimenti: TechCrunch] [...]

[...] Vía | Tech Crunch [...]

[...] davvero altamente probabile, almeno a sentire certi rumors che rimbalzano in rete. Il servizio si chiamerà Google Audio. Durante le ultime settimane, Google [...]

[...] Netz ist vor mehr als Anzeichen durcheinander gebracht, von denen Google ultimando die Einzelheiten ist, um seinen eigenartigen [...]

[...] приведена в волнение перед больше, чем признаки, которых Google – ultimando детали, чтобы бросать его особенную [...]

[...] reportes separados de TechCrunch y The Street mencionan que Google esta desarrollando un servicio de musica online denominado Google [...]

[...] Google Excitement abounded today when people began speculating (due to TechCrunch) what Google’s new music service might be like. Could it be an iTunes killer? Would it be [...]

[...] New Google Music Service Launch Imminent [...]

[...] parte do anúncio do blog de tecnologia TechCrunch, que é recheado de credibilidade. De todas as maneiras, não seria espantoso que a Google esteja [...]

[...] Via : TechCruch [...]

[...] splash yesterday, after news of an upcoming Google music search tool that will link to its service leaked to the web. That initiative is part of Lala’s overall strategy to integrate its service into a number of [...]

[...] techcrunch Share and [...]

[...] which is only available in China, allows users to search for music and download it for free.”(1) If Google follows through with the service, we may find that we can download music directly from [...]

[...] parecer el lanzamiento de un nuevo servicio denominado Google Music parece inminente, y es que según diversas fuentes, el gigante ha estado [...]

[...] De momento no hay ninguna comunicación oficial por parte de Google, pero la noticia cobra mucha fuerza en sitios especializados como Techcrunch que anuncia  el acuerdo con al menos dos discográficas. El buscador ofrecerá incluso i…. [...]

[...] result that will let you instantly stream songs directly from Google’s results page. We first broke the news of the feature’s impending launch last week, though none of the companies involved [...]

[...] är otroligt bra. Det gynnar verkligen oss som konsumenter. Jag läste nyheten på amerikanska TechCruch. De påstår sig ha säkra källor till ryktet och bekräftar att Google arbetar med att teckna [...]

[...] stirred up the tech world today when it posted that the launch of a Google music service was “imminent”. The technology website said it had heard from “several sources”, that Google had spent [...]

Hi,

You will buy it and then download it. Google gonna be as a middle man, you will buy it from other sites like iTunes , Amazon, and ILike.

Thanks

[...] settimane fa, in questo articolo tradotto da AppleInsider,vi riportavamo la una notizia diffusa da TechCrunch, che affermava, secondo alcune voci ricevute da fonti non riportate, l’arrivo di un prossimo [...]

[...] Santiago. Google estaría cerca de anunciar un nuevo servicio que promete remecer internet. Se trataría de un servicio musical, cuyo nombre sería Google Audio, según ha informado el blog tecnológico TechCrunch. [...]

[...] noch mehr sein Unternehmen breiter zu fächern. Der Name, der gemischt wird, ist Google Audio, nach TechCrunch, obwohl es nichts Bestätigtes gibt. Von derselben Art erstrecken sich die Hypothesen auf dem [...]

[...] the impending launches of the Verizon ($VZ) Droid, the Dell ($DELL) Streak and many other powerful devices based on $GOOG’s Android operating system – and the distinct possibility of a new music service to go along with them [...]

[...] einführen wird, das extrem genutzt ist. Jeder Bericht der Meldung des Portals der Technologie TechCrunch, also man mit pinzas wird trinken müssen. Sowieso würde es nicht gar selten wirken, dass Google [...]

[...] result that will let you instantly stream songs directly from Google’s results page. We first broke the news of the feature’s impending launch last week, though none of the companies involved have [...]

[...] oss som konsumenter med bättre tjänster till lägre priser. Jag läste ryktet på amerikanska TechCruch som påstår sig ha säkra källor. Om det är sant och satsningen blir verklighet så skall det [...]

[...] to TechCrunch, Google will soon launch a new music service most likely to be named Google Audio. More details are here. I think if anyone can compete with iTunes then it is Google. Tags: google, google [...]

[...] war dann, die idee zu verkaufen, als do it yourself produkt, direkt an Google ;). auch weil Google zu dem zeitpunkt grad ins musik-such-business eingestiegen ist, aber auch weil ich [...]

Interesting to see that Google are entering the music world by offering a download service. It’d be interesting to see how this affects the market.

We at Music Void have an indepth analysis – http://bit.ly/2DCzIV

you just have to pick a niche that’s as far away from Google as possible.

I’m not too worried with http://styleguidance.com because tech people just don’t think about entering niches like mine.

[...] Unternehmen hat diese Nische besetzt hat aufgehört, durch meinen Geist überzugehen aber jetzt wird das Unternehmen des Suchers nach TechCrunch einen Dienst mit diesem Charakteristikum werfen. [...]

[...] меньше, потому что в Европе мы наслаждаемся Spotify. Путь | Techcrunch. Posted by Lupe Mura at 12:56 [...]

[...] les EU. Cette fois me préoccupe moins parce qu'en Europe nous jouissons de Spotify. Une voie | Techcrunch. Posted by Lupe Mura at 1:18 [...]

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Thought there was already a googlemusic UK version made jointly with amazon?? – http://www.googlemusic.co.uk

I also thought this was already out, i've used it before and just assumed it was google? It was a great site anyway even if it wasn't google! – http://www.googlemusic.com

Very amazing