Following the recent announcement of its competitor Apple Music, Google responded with the launch of a free music, a free version of Google Play Music, designed to attract more customers to its service subscription to give artists a way more income.
According to the company said on its official blog, the service is supported by the announcement broadcast and is available in the US. UU. through the web. Google Play will also be available through Android and iOS . In this way, Google is postulated as direct competition for services like Pandora, Spotify; and other free tools like Rdio or iTunes radio, Apple.
The service, which operates as a random radio technology used Songza, a company that Google acquired in July last year and used musical selections based on the mood of the user , location, time of day, past preferences and songs that indicated at some point they were to his liking.
Google’s announcement came after criticism launched two days ago by singer Taylor Swift to Apple, which led the company to change the criteria for its new music platform, Apple Music, and agree to pay the copyrights of artists including.
Apple’s vice president for Internet services, Eddy Cue, said the company will pay the artists copyright during the free trial period had promised its subscribers to launch this product.
The new system will begin operating on June 30 and Apple had agreed to that in the trial period of three months, would not charge anything to subscribers and consequently not pay royalties.
EFE
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