Anil
Member • Aug 9, 2013
Google 'All Access' Play music, set to release in UK
After releasing the 'All Access' a Google’s Music streaming service in US (in May) and in Australia / New Zealand (in July) and getting a moderate success, Google is all set to release that in UK.
UK debut may be the part of the wider European rollout.
One noticeable thing is unlike other service providers, Google’s service will not be a freebie and will be offered for a monthly cost of 9.99 pounds and for those signing up before September 15 will be charged 7.99 pounds a month.
All Access' integrates with Google's cloud locker service allowing users to store up to 20,000 songs from their existing digital music collection on its servers and play them alongside tracks from the All Access catalogue.
I am yet to see that does Google have any plans to release the service in India, where already Ganna, Raga and other streaming services are doing awesome by distributing freebies.
What's your take on this?
-CB
UK debut may be the part of the wider European rollout.
One noticeable thing is unlike other service providers, Google’s service will not be a freebie and will be offered for a monthly cost of 9.99 pounds and for those signing up before September 15 will be charged 7.99 pounds a month.
All Access' integrates with Google's cloud locker service allowing users to store up to 20,000 songs from their existing digital music collection on its servers and play them alongside tracks from the All Access catalogue.
I am yet to see that does Google have any plans to release the service in India, where already Ganna, Raga and other streaming services are doing awesome by distributing freebies.
What's your take on this?
-CB