The iPhone maker agreed to press reports, according to a contract with the music company EMI. In addition, accounts stood before with Universal Music and Sony Music. Warner Music is scheduled to be on board since April. This would allow Apple - offering a fully licensed cloud service - in contrast to rival Amazon and Google.
With an official launch date is expected to Apple's developer conference WWDC in June. The Cloud-service where you receive music directly from the network to a PC or smartphone, would complement the leading iTunes music platform. Apple's competitors and had obsolete with the launch of its services - but they closed off any new contracts with the music industry.
The record companies reacted angrily, argue that cloud services require new licenses. Amazon, however pointed out that the service was only something like a virtual external hard disk in the Internet cloud.
With an official launch date is expected to Apple's developer conference WWDC in June. The Cloud-service where you receive music directly from the network to a PC or smartphone, would complement the leading iTunes music platform. Apple's competitors and had obsolete with the launch of its services - but they closed off any new contracts with the music industry.
The record companies reacted angrily, argue that cloud services require new licenses. Amazon, however pointed out that the service was only something like a virtual external hard disk in the Internet cloud.
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