Andre Yoskowitz
23 Feb 2013 21:47
According to a new report, Google is now in talks with the major labels in an effort to launch an unlimited streaming music service.
In the report, it reads, "it is expected that the streaming service will offer a subscription model as well as free unlimited access to songs, supported by advertising, mirroring models adopted by Spotify and Deezer."
The move seems a natural expansion to the company's long-standing music download store in the U.S. and Europe.
As they do with other Google software, the search giant would include the streaming service with its Android phones and tablets, and its Chromebook PCs.