First Music Subscription Service - Does Anyone Care?
from the would-you-pay? dept
I've been ignoring stories all weekend and through the morning about Listen.com's new subscription based music service, but finally decided it might be worth posting, just to mark the date that it happened. Now, the question: who will actually sign up for such a thing? Anyone who can use any of the free services, that give you more options and more music would be crazy to start paying $6-$10 a month to get limited music that only can be streamed. Are the companies offering subscription services in denial? Or do they know something we don't know? Or do they really believe that they'll shut down all the free services? My vote is for denial.
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