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Apple launched its streaming music and "cloud" of iTunes in care of the party in the UK, allowing the technology giant and the music industry to generate income from year illegal downloads.
The ambitious renovation Apple iTunes Music Store was introduced in the United States in November, but was made available to users in the UK yesterday.
The service takes all the music stored on a user's computer - including equipment and tracks to download illegally ripped from CDs - with better quality alternatives of their own "cloud" from £ 21.99 a year. The music service is part of iTunes in the cloud, Apple's Internet package that allows users to view photos, videos and other media through a series of devices.
The launch comes as Apple's Internet rival, Google and Amazon battle with a new generation of services such as music streaming sites Spotify and Deezer, the user time and money line. Google and Amazon released earlier this year similar versions of Apple's iTunes in the cloud - which was launched in the UK in October, without the ability to synchronize the music - after coming to America and do deals with large companies Four Music
- The launch represents an important marker for the music industry has been plagued by years of illegal discharges and is traditionally cautious about new digital business technology services. Party ITunes users can transmit and store up to 25,000 songs, ripped from CDs and purchased on iTunes, with the new system.
- Mark Mulligan, analyst at independent music, said the launch was an important moment in the battle of the recording industry against online piracy.
A spokesman for PRS for Music, the trade body for composers and music publishers UK, said that Apple had "done the right thing" by obtaining a license before starting the service.
not reach agreements with royalty music major groups - Universal, EMI, Warner Music and Sony -. ITunes slows the expansion of the U.S.
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