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Spotify launches new Unlimited and Open services
Spotify, the rapidly growing music streaming service, is now offering two new service options to its users, Unlimited and Open, that "complement" the Premium and Free services already available. Spotify Unlimited will offer unlimited playback of tunes without interruptions from…
Spotify US launch delayed
Spotify's US launch will be delayed until early 2010, co-founder Daniel Ek has revealed.
Spotify headed to the US?
Could a Stateside launch be on the cards?
Spotify and 3 deal confirmed – music streaming HTC Hero on its way
Spotify has already agreed deals with a Swedish and a Norwegian network but 3 is clearly its most high profile so far as the network is active in many Asian markets as well as European ones like the UK and Switzerland. The big opportunity though is in the home market of joint 3 and Spotify investor Li Ka-Ching – China.
Spotify coming to your mobile phone – but at a price
Good news: Yes, Spotify is indeed coming to mobile phones. Bad news: we’re going to have to pay for it. These were the words from the horse’s mouth when Spotify CEO Daniel Ek spoke at The Great Escape music conference over the weekend.
The word is that very few people – certainly in the UK – have signed up for Spotify’s £9.99 a month Premium service and this is just the kind of value content that’ll make people change their minds. Ek also dropped a large one that there’ll be some other bits and pieces to beef the package up in terms of social networking, exclusive track access and, most interestingly, music recommendations. He said:
“We definitely want to have music recommendations, but we would never recommend tracks ourselves.
“I’d love to work with someone like Last.fm and in a couple of days you’ll see an announcement for something like that.”
Well, the best way to work with some like Last.fm is to actually work with Last.fm and I’ve got a tenner down says that’s what we’re going to hear.
So, what do you think? Will you pay for Spotify on the go, given that it’ll probably work out side of connectivity too? Or has it just become the same as any old service with this announcement. Let us know in the comments – YES! THEY’RE BACK ON!!!!!
(via Brand Republic)