Los Angeles - Lala.com, an online music firm that operates an online CD-trading service, and has also offered free, unlimited song streaming, has now begun testing a new model that will see users pay 10 cents per song for unlimited streaming, according to a post on MP3.com founder Michael Robertson’s blog. The songs must be listened to via the company’s site, and may not be downloaded or stored on portable players
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You can buy mp3s for download too. You pay the 10 cents and the mp3 download is an additional 79 cents. Unlimited web streaming and a downloaded mp3 for 89 cents.
That doesn’t sound like a very good deal to me. 10 cents and you can’t keep the track, just listen to it from the website , bit of a pain really.
That doesn’t sound like a very good deal to me. 10 cents and you can’t keep the track, just listen to it from the website, bit of a pain really.