Deezer, T-Mobile partner on music streaming service

News Broadband Austria 26 APR 2012
Deezer, T-Mobile partner on music streaming service
T-Mobile and music streaming company Deezer have signed a partnership agreement on boosting legal music streaming services in Central Europe. They will launch a joint music streaming service. The companies are supported by local labels and copyright collectives. The first country to introduce the service is Austria. The joint service will be available under the brand names All Inclusive Young Star Music and All Inclusive Music XL. T-Mobile claims to be the first operator in Austria to offer an unlimited music service in its mobile tariffs.

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Internet,  Mobile

Companies:

T-Mobile,  Deezer

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Europe

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Austria

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Production planning & operations, Launch, Cooperations & alliances, Consumer, Digital Music

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