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Spotify news
By CMU Editorial | Published on Friday 29 May 2009
Talking of Spotify, some quick stories from the streaming music service of the moment.
First, Spotify execs this week demoed a mobile version of their service, designed to work on the Google Android mobile phone platform, at the Google IO conference in San Francisco. They then posted a video of the demo on YouTube. It is very much a work in progress, but seemed to get the geeks excited for half an hour yesterday. You can go geek yourself at the URL below. It is one of three mobile versions of Spotify in development, one for the iPhone has been previously previewed, while a version for the Symbian OS is also reportedly being planned.
Elsewhere in Spotify news, the company has announced it has a licensing deal in place with Hollywood-based indie label Epitaph, who bring a considerable catalogue to the table, including recordings from The Offspring, Rancid, Pennywise and NOFX.
