We7, the online jukebox radio service, is making its first foray into the app world. It hits the Android Market today, and will be arriving on the Apple App Store in a month. The we7 app fits somewhere in between Last.fm and Spotify, but with more available for free. Read on for more info.
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The music streaming service we7 is hitting Ireland today, as announced at the beginning of the month. we7 is available in the UK, where it opened its digital doors in 2008. It now has a library of 6.5m tracks. Spotify isn’t available in Ireland yet, so we7 should go some way to filling the gap, and it works in a similar way. You can upgrade to a premium ad-free we7 service for €4.99 (£4.22) a month, and for €9.99 (£8.45) per month, you can add iPhone and Android we7 mobile services on top.
Warner Music has revealed that it plans to stop licensing songs to free online streaming services. Warner Music’s chief executive, Edgar Bronfman explained the decision saying providing free music is “clearly not positive for the industry”.
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Tunechecker, a new site from the penny-watching pros MoneySavingExpert.com, will scan online music stores to find you the cheapest MP3s going. Want your Susan Boyle fix for less? Read on.
The boss of music streaming and download site