Orange introduces Deezer Premium bundles in Africa

News Wireless Cote d'Ivoire 13 JUN 2012
Orange introduces Deezer Premium bundles in Africa
Orange and Deezer have launched the Deezer Premium music streaming service bundled with Orange mobile subscriptions in Cote d'Ivoire and Mauritius. Orange group director of music Laurence LeNy said that the operator's customers will soon have access to the premium music service in other African and Middle Eastern countries. Deezer Premium+ provides access to 18 million tracks and to favourite albums and artists on PC, mobile, music player, IPTV, tablets, etc. Users can listen in off-line mode.

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Mobile

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Orange,  Deezer

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Cote d'Ivoire,  Mauritius

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