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Melodeo to Distribute Full-Length Warner Songs to Cell Phones

Authored by Mark Hefflinger on December 15, 2004 - 11:22am.
Seattle -- Melodeo, a developer of a mobile music delivery services, announced on Wednesday that it has signed a global agreement with Warner Music Group to provide secure full-track music downloads to cell phones. The Seattle-based company said that select U.S. wireless carriers will begin implementing its service in 2005, while European wireless carrier Telefonica will today begin offering wireless music downloads through Melodeo to its subscribers in Spain and Portugal. Current cell phones carry an average of 64MB of memory, enough to store roughly 74 to 125 compressed music tracks.
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