In May Google launched Google Music, a cloud-based streaming music app that allows for music backups and streaming to phones and other devices. Rumors have been swirling that Google will use this product to create an online MP3 store to compete against Apple and Amazon.
The WSJ reports that Google has been in licensing talks with all of the major record labels including Universal Music Group, Sony Music, Warner Music Group and EMI Group. While Google has been in talks, not all have sounded fruitful. If a Google Music store is launched, it may not have the ability to offer music from the [...]
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