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hi-fi or die
Toss another entrant to the on-demand war on the fire. iHeartRadio just flipped the public live switch on their Plus and All Access service. The on-demand piece uses Napster (Rhapsody) for the backend.
Their claimed standout feature:
"Given that 70 percent of consumers -- which includes users of on demand music services -- have cited radio as their primary source of music discovery, there is finally a service that allows them the convenience and accessibility of merely pushing a button to add a song immediately to their music collection at the same time they hear it on the radio -- something no other music collection service can offer."
Should be interesting...time for another 30-day trial.
Plus - $4.99
All Access - $9.99
Their claimed standout feature:
"Given that 70 percent of consumers -- which includes users of on demand music services -- have cited radio as their primary source of music discovery, there is finally a service that allows them the convenience and accessibility of merely pushing a button to add a song immediately to their music collection at the same time they hear it on the radio -- something no other music collection service can offer."
Should be interesting...time for another 30-day trial.
Plus - $4.99
All Access - $9.99